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'''Dossie Easton''' is | == Dossie Easton == | ||
[[File:Dossie_Easton_2022.png|thumb|right|Dossie Easton in 2022]] | |||
'''Dossie Easton''' is an American author, therapist, and educator known for her work in the field of [[polyamory]] and [[BDSM]]. She has co-authored several influential books on these topics, contributing significantly to the understanding and acceptance of alternative relationship models and sexual practices. | |||
== Early Life and Education == | == Early Life and Education == | ||
Easton was born in the | Dossie Easton was born in the United States and pursued a career in psychotherapy. Her educational background includes training in various therapeutic modalities, which she has integrated into her work with clients exploring non-traditional relationships and sexual identities. | ||
== Career == | == Career == | ||
Easton began her career as a | Easton began her career as a therapist, focusing on helping individuals and couples navigate the complexities of human relationships. Her work expanded into writing and public speaking, where she became a prominent advocate for [[ethical non-monogamy]] and [[kink]]-positive therapy. | ||
Easton is | === Writing === | ||
Easton is best known for co-authoring "[[The Ethical Slut]]" with [[Janet W. Hardy]]. The book, first published in 1997, is considered a seminal text in the polyamory community. It offers guidance on how to maintain honest and fulfilling relationships with multiple partners. The book has been updated several times to reflect changing societal attitudes and new insights into relationship dynamics. | |||
In addition to her | === Public Speaking and Workshops === | ||
In addition to her writing, Easton is a sought-after speaker and workshop leader. She has presented at numerous conferences and events, sharing her expertise on topics such as [[consent]], [[communication]], and [[sexual health]]. Her workshops often focus on practical skills for maintaining healthy and consensual relationships. | |||
== Contributions to Polyamory and BDSM == | |||
Easton's work has been instrumental in bringing polyamory and BDSM into mainstream discourse. She advocates for the normalization of these practices and emphasizes the importance of consent and communication in all relationships. Her approach is inclusive, welcoming people of all genders, sexual orientations, and relationship styles. | |||
== Personal Life == | == Personal Life == | ||
Easton | Dossie Easton is openly polyamorous and has lived in various intentional communities that support alternative lifestyles. Her personal experiences have informed her professional work, providing her with a deep understanding of the challenges and rewards of non-traditional relationships. | ||
== | == Related Pages == | ||
* [[Polyamory]] | * [[Polyamory]] | ||
* [[BDSM]] | * [[BDSM]] | ||
* [[The Ethical Slut]] | |||
* [[Janet W. Hardy]] | |||
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[[Category:American | |||
[[Category:Polyamory]] | [[Category:Polyamory]] | ||
[[Category: | [[Category:BDSM]] | ||
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Latest revision as of 11:35, 15 February 2025
Dossie Easton[edit]
Dossie Easton is an American author, therapist, and educator known for her work in the field of polyamory and BDSM. She has co-authored several influential books on these topics, contributing significantly to the understanding and acceptance of alternative relationship models and sexual practices.
Early Life and Education[edit]
Dossie Easton was born in the United States and pursued a career in psychotherapy. Her educational background includes training in various therapeutic modalities, which she has integrated into her work with clients exploring non-traditional relationships and sexual identities.
Career[edit]
Easton began her career as a therapist, focusing on helping individuals and couples navigate the complexities of human relationships. Her work expanded into writing and public speaking, where she became a prominent advocate for ethical non-monogamy and kink-positive therapy.
Writing[edit]
Easton is best known for co-authoring "The Ethical Slut" with Janet W. Hardy. The book, first published in 1997, is considered a seminal text in the polyamory community. It offers guidance on how to maintain honest and fulfilling relationships with multiple partners. The book has been updated several times to reflect changing societal attitudes and new insights into relationship dynamics.
Public Speaking and Workshops[edit]
In addition to her writing, Easton is a sought-after speaker and workshop leader. She has presented at numerous conferences and events, sharing her expertise on topics such as consent, communication, and sexual health. Her workshops often focus on practical skills for maintaining healthy and consensual relationships.
Contributions to Polyamory and BDSM[edit]
Easton's work has been instrumental in bringing polyamory and BDSM into mainstream discourse. She advocates for the normalization of these practices and emphasizes the importance of consent and communication in all relationships. Her approach is inclusive, welcoming people of all genders, sexual orientations, and relationship styles.
Personal Life[edit]
Dossie Easton is openly polyamorous and has lived in various intentional communities that support alternative lifestyles. Her personal experiences have informed her professional work, providing her with a deep understanding of the challenges and rewards of non-traditional relationships.
