ONLINE – Poly and Families (aka how to be a poly parent) with EdWood27

This class will discuss how Poly while being part of family with kids of different ages. There are different ways to handle coming out to your kids. We’ll also cover dealing with when and how to introduce your partners if you want them to be involved in your family life and how this can vary with different types ethical non-monogamy practices.

EdWood27 is 44 years old and gender fluid, mostly presenting as male (using he/him and they/them pronouns). They have been Poly for over 10 years, and is out as poly and queer to their family and friends. They believe in being honest with yourself and others, including your kids.

To register:

MEMBERS -$10

1. Create a Member Portal account using the same email address used when you purchased your membership. (Email membership@tes.org if you have forgotten the one you used when registering for TES.) Be sure to respond to respond to confirmation email & choose a password. After that, log back into the Member Portal.
2. To complete your purchase, click here and follow the instructions. Your membership discount will be automatically applied.

NON-MEMBERS – $20
Click here to register for this class.

If you’re unable to afford this, contact tes@tes.org & we’ll do our best to find a way to help you attend this class.

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