WORKSHOP INFO:

Shifting your relationship paradigm is big, brave work. But how do you know when you’re ready—and ready for what, exactly? Is it better to prepare thoroughly or jump in and learn through experience? And how do you figure out what’s going to work for *you* in a world of so many possibilities?

In this 90-minute workshop, we’ll explore these questions while diving into the BRADS model (Boundaries, Rules, Agreements, Dreams, and Support), a simple yet powerful framework designed to nurture your sense of agency and help you build relationships that truly fit. Whether you’re just opening up or navigating deeper layers of non-monogamy, BRADS will empower you to approach each step with clarity, confidence, and collaboration.

We Will Cover:

- How to assess your readiness for new relationship dynamics and what that readiness might look like for *you*.

- Finding the balance between thoughtful preparation and hands-on experience in non-monogamy.

- The BRADS model: A practical tool for structuring your sense of connection, safety, and desire in your relationships.

- The key differences between boundaries, rules, and agreements—and why it matters.

You Will Learn:

- How to use the BRADS model to approach non-monogamy with greater understanding, ease and agency.

- A step-by-step guide for creating truly collaborative agreements that reflect everyone’s wants and needs.

- To reduce overwhelm and anxiety by clarifying what you want and what works.

- Strategies to build a sense of safety and support while navigating new relationship structures.

- How to identify what’s working and when to adjust.

NOTAFLOF: You can access discounted tickets through our NOTAFLOF program. Get a free Plura+ membership at https://heyplura.com/notaflof and unlock $12 tickets.

Note: This class is held online and will be recorded and available for 7 days after the event for all ticket holders.

ABOUT IRENE MORNING:

Irene Morning, MS (she/her) is a somatic pleasure coach, intimacy educator, and author of the bestselling book, The Polyamory Paradox: Finding Your Confidence in Consensual Non-Monogamy. Through her coaching, workshops, writing, and in-person sex-positive events, she supports others in creating relationships that fulfill their unique needs and desires. Both her work and personal life revolve around the belief that centering our own pleasure is not only healing on an individual level, but also in service of interdependence and collective well being.