Close Menu
Relationship Doctor

What is Ethical Non-Monogamy?

This week, we're dropping an episode from another great podcast here on Quick and Dirty Tips—The Savvy Psychologist. 

By No Comments1 Min Read
opens in a new window Apple Podcast main Page VzbFg6KEUt opens in a new window Spotify Podcast main Page 2VYgq1oyFW opens in a new window Amazon Play Podcast main Page TnOaWa3qu1

Hello listeners! I’m on maternity leave, but this week I wanted to share with you an episode from another great Quick and Dirty Tips podcast: the Savvy Psychologist.

Savvy Psychologist is your weekly window into the world of psychology and how it can help you meet life’s challenges. Host Dr. Monica Johnson is a licensed psychologist ready to tackle any subject, from how to cope when we’re feeling to deciding if being a parent is right for you.

This week, I’m sharing an episode from last fall about ethical non-monogamy. It’s a fascinating episode that explores whether monogamy makes sense for everybody, and how to explore non-monogamy in an ethical way with your partners.

If you enjoy the episode, you can find the Savvy Psychologist podcast on Apple Podcasts, Spotify, or wherever you’re listening to Relationship Doctor.

Disclaimer

All content here is for informational purposes only. This content does not replace the professional judgment of your own mental health provider. Please consult a licensed mental health professional for all individual questions and issues.

Dr. Rachel Vanderbilt is the host of the Relationship Doctor podcast. She is a relationship scientist whose research examines how we communicate in our romantic relationships. Specifically, she studies how we communicate in our romantic relationships as we age and our relationships mature, particularly during conflicts that are difficult to resolve. She believes that we can all benefit from evidence-based recommendations about how to have healthy and happy relationships. Do you have a question for the Relationship Doctor podcast? You can leave a voice message for the show by calling (813) 397-8165 or send an email to relationshipdoctor@quickanddirtytips.comcreate new email. You might hear your question on a future episode.


Add A Comment

Comments are closed.

The owner of this website has made a commitment to accessibility and inclusion, please report any problems that you encounter using the contact form on this website. This site uses the WP ADA Compliance Check plugin to enhance accessibility.