Dear friends & whomever might be interested..
Meriana de Jager and Ty Gesyuk would like to invite you to the next Poly/Open Relationships Support Group this Sunday, November 19th from 6-8 PM, in the Glen Park neighborhood of San Francisco.
We believe that each individual has inner knowledge of what relationship models fits them best. Therefor this group is being formed in order to help you create more choices in relationships.
We will:
* share concerns around why different models of relating hasn't worked for you.
* focus on specific issues such as jealousy management, the negotiating of boundaries, etc.
* ascertain which models of relating is best for you and learn how to assert and manage each one.
* discuss and provide information, tools and skills about how to create more options for either polyamory or open relationships.
* illuminate the ways in which we stop ourselves from getting what we want.
* offer integration techniques for successfully negotiating differences in relationship models.
We are committed to creating a safe and comfortable environment for communication, innovation and experimentation. There will be plenty of room for discussions and exchange of experiences, as well as
guided exercises and structured interactions.
This group is open to individuals and couples with allkinds of experiences with poly/& open relationships from any sexual orientation. You are welcome whether you are already in or contemplating an open/polyamorous relationship, or you are much more monogamous with a polyamorously inclined partner.
THE FACILITATORS:
Meriana de Jager earned her Masters in Counseling Psychology at the California Institute of Integral Studies and is currently working at New Perspectives Center for Counseling. She has been working with
individuals and couples for 5 years. Some of the psychotherapeutic modalities she has extensive training and practice in are
Psychodynamics, Cognitive Behavioral, Hakomi, RCS and Body-centered
psychotherapy. Meriana feels strongly about each persons right to
create for themselves the life they truly desire. She is passionate about helping people find, define and be empowered in what is true for them and is committed to helping them actualize it in their lives.
Ty Gesyuk has worked as a personal coach for many years and has interviewed thousands of couples on what makes a healthy relationship last. His approach in coaching couples is rooted in the oriental wisdom of nature. Apart from working as a personal coach he has
an extensive background in yoga, meditation, dance, massage, martial arts, nutrition and personal training. He draws from modern and ancient systems to teach, in simple terms, a language of health. His core belief is that health equals freedom. After observing people suffer with health concerns and in a prison-of-sorts from their pain, he vowed to do something about it. Since then he has founded three
centers of health, taught over a hundred thousand yoga students, and massaged over 20 thousand people.
Address: 298 Laidley St. @ Miguel
in the Glen Park neighborhood of San Francisco
RSVP is recommended
Donations for this gathering will a sliding scale of $20-$50. And since we appreciate what yo have to bring and want you to be able to be there, no one will be turned away for lack of funds.
Call Meriana at 415-713-3338 or Ty at 973-495-5996 if you have any questions. Hope to see you there!
Meriana de Jager and Ty Gesyuk would like to invite you to the next Poly/Open Relationships Support Group this Sunday, November 19th from 6-8 PM, in the Glen Park neighborhood of San Francisco.
We believe that each individual has inner knowledge of what relationship models fits them best. Therefor this group is being formed in order to help you create more choices in relationships.
We will:
* share concerns around why different models of relating hasn't worked for you.
* focus on specific issues such as jealousy management, the negotiating of boundaries, etc.
* ascertain which models of relating is best for you and learn how to assert and manage each one.
* discuss and provide information, tools and skills about how to create more options for either polyamory or open relationships.
* illuminate the ways in which we stop ourselves from getting what we want.
* offer integration techniques for successfully negotiating differences in relationship models.
We are committed to creating a safe and comfortable environment for communication, innovation and experimentation. There will be plenty of room for discussions and exchange of experiences, as well as
guided exercises and structured interactions.
This group is open to individuals and couples with allkinds of experiences with poly/& open relationships from any sexual orientation. You are welcome whether you are already in or contemplating an open/polyamorous relationship, or you are much more monogamous with a polyamorously inclined partner.
THE FACILITATORS:
Meriana de Jager earned her Masters in Counseling Psychology at the California Institute of Integral Studies and is currently working at New Perspectives Center for Counseling. She has been working with
individuals and couples for 5 years. Some of the psychotherapeutic modalities she has extensive training and practice in are
Psychodynamics, Cognitive Behavioral, Hakomi, RCS and Body-centered
psychotherapy. Meriana feels strongly about each persons right to
create for themselves the life they truly desire. She is passionate about helping people find, define and be empowered in what is true for them and is committed to helping them actualize it in their lives.
Ty Gesyuk has worked as a personal coach for many years and has interviewed thousands of couples on what makes a healthy relationship last. His approach in coaching couples is rooted in the oriental wisdom of nature. Apart from working as a personal coach he has
an extensive background in yoga, meditation, dance, massage, martial arts, nutrition and personal training. He draws from modern and ancient systems to teach, in simple terms, a language of health. His core belief is that health equals freedom. After observing people suffer with health concerns and in a prison-of-sorts from their pain, he vowed to do something about it. Since then he has founded three
centers of health, taught over a hundred thousand yoga students, and massaged over 20 thousand people.
Address: 298 Laidley St. @ Miguel
in the Glen Park neighborhood of San Francisco
RSVP is recommended
Donations for this gathering will a sliding scale of $20-$50. And since we appreciate what yo have to bring and want you to be able to be there, no one will be turned away for lack of funds.
Call Meriana at 415-713-3338 or Ty at 973-495-5996 if you have any questions. Hope to see you there!
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