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The 8 Anchor Points of Healthy Polyamory

no shoulds, just healthy relating

A free guide for when polyamory feels like a free fall and there's no script to follow.

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Polyamory can feel like a free fall. There's no relationship escalator, no "supposed to," and no map. That's what makes it freeing, and it's also what makes it hard.

The 8 Anchor Points are the structure I've used with my 1:1 clients for years to help them feel grounded and then build the relationships they actually want. Think of them as color theory for relationships: not paint-by-numbers, but the foundation that lets you paint whatever you want.

What's inside

Eight places you can anchor yourself when polyamory feels like a free fall.

1Mindset
2Emotional Intelligence
3Somatics & Embodiment
4Your Past
5Agency & Autonomy
6Sexuality & Attraction
7Relationship Structures
8Action & Communication

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Portrait of Elizabeth Cunningham, founder of Relationship Artistry

About

Hi, I'm Elizabeth Cunningham

I've been working and studying in the worlds of non-monogamy, polyamory, relationship anarchy, and queer relationships since 2008.

On my YouTube channel, Relationship Artistry, I teach the foundations of healthy relating so you can create relationships that work for you, outside of any supposed-tos or shoulds.