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The Modern Love Language Intensive for Professionals


March 6-7, 2026
8 a.m.-noon PT
Tiered pricing: $195-$395
7 AASECT CEs + 7 EDSE CEs
Online workshop

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The Modern Love Language Intensive offers clinicians, coaches, and sexuality professionals a deep dive into an updated and expansive approach to the popular "love language" relational theory. Join me for a friendly and engaging workshop that transforms the popular romance-centered theory into a valuable connection, communication, and rapport-building tool that clients can use in ALL their relationships - not just romantic ones. If you use the love language concept in your work, or your clients bring it up often, this workshop is for you.

This workshop includes interactive exercises, large and small group discussion, skills-building, and more active learning tools.

This workshop is right for you if:

  • You want to help your clients relate to love in a healthier, more expansive way.

  • You want to help your clients build loving relationships that are on their own terms — especially if your clients need some help figuring out what those terms might be.

  • You want tools for helping your clients dismantle common norms and expectations around sex, love, and connection.

  • You work with couples and notice that “desire discrepancy” and sexual entitlement issues come up frequently.

  • You want stronger competency in working with asexual and aromantic people, and anyone with an orientation that might fall along those spectrums.

  • You want to help “undo” the harms of purity culture, gender roles, heteronormativity, and allonormativity in your clients’ romantic and sexual relationships.

  • You want to expand your knowledge and understanding of platonic and queerplatonic relationships, and how important they are for building chosen family and community.

  • Bodily autonomy, consent culture, and reproductive justice (among other important values) are important to you and your work.

  • You find tools like Attachment Theory, “parts work,” or boundary work helpful.

  • You feel inspired in communal learning (and unlearning) environments with like-minded people.

This program meets the requirements of the American Association of Sexuality Educators, Counselors and Therapists (AASECT) and is approved for 7 CE credits. These CE credits may be applied toward AASECT certification and renewal of certification.

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