Clinical Considerations for

Working with ENM and Kinky Clients

This CE workshop is designed to equip clinicians with the knowledge and tools needed to better support individuals in non-monogamous (ENM) and kink communities. Participants will explore the evolution of these relationship models in response to modern technological and cultural shifts, gaining a deeper understanding of terms and definitions relevant to these populations. The workshop will also address key clinical considerations when working with ENM and kinky clients, focusing on how to help clients explore and integrate their identity, sexual orientation, and relationship preferences. Attendees will also learn about valuable resources and educational materials to enhance their practice and offer more informed, supportive care.

Kate Kincaid is a licensed professional counselor in Tucson, AZ. She runs a group private practice that specializes in working with LGBTQIA2S+ clients, people in ethically non-monogamous relationships and people seeking psychedelic integration therapy. She is trained by MAPS in MDMA-Assisted Psychotherapy and utilizes Ketamine Assisted Therapy in her practice as well as KAP provider trainings. She is passionate about perinatal mental health and is an advocate for innovative psychiatric treatments for PMDD and postpartum depression. Her interest in doing relationship therapy started when she studied at the Kinsey Institute- a renowned school for the study of sexuality and gender but flourished when she began actively organizing in her local queer and nonmonogamous communities. She is the co-creator of Southwest Love Fest, a conference on ethical non-monogamy, relationships, identity and community. She is also the author of “Polyamory Journal: A Relationship Book”.