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NCSF Incident Reporting & Response – 1st Quarter 2015 report

NCSF’s Incident Reporting & Response received 54 requests for assistance from individuals, groups and businesses in January, February and March. NCSF maintains the confidentiality of those who come to us for help. However we balance that need with the need to report the services we are providing and to provide …

“Polyamory 101: What the Curious Need to Know”

CafeMom by Adriana Velez “I am zero percent interested in my new relationship becoming strictly monogamous,” my friend revealed to me recently. A decade after her divorce, a decade of healing, dating, disappointments, and soul-searching has brought her to a place where she feels open and excited about exploring polyamory. …

Guest Blog: “Disclosure and Outness as a Therapist with Intersecting Atypical Identifications”

by Dulcinea Pitagora   Prior to starting my practice as a therapist, I was confronted with contradicting perspectives on the therapist’s disclosure of personal information to their clients.  The prevailing thought behind this in the mental health field is that the therapeutic environment is not a place for therapists to disclose too …

International Media Update: “BDSM community fear they will be demonised”

Independent by Kirsty Blake Knox   From the beginning, it was apparent this was a court case like no other.   The jury was informed on the first day that “acts of stabbing” were an “essential part” of Graham Dwyer and Elaine O’Hara’s sexual relationship.   For many, “knife play” …

“When It Comes to Relationships, Turns Out We’re Not as Edgy as We Think We Are”

Mic.com By Kate Hakala   How would you feel about an open relationship?   Only 15% of Americans age 18 to 29 would ever consider being in an open relationship, according to a new survey conducted by the Huffington Post and YouGov. That proportion is nearly identical to — not …