Upcoming Workshops

From Talk to Touch: Platonic Touch and Cuddler Collaboration

September 29th 6:30-8:30 Mpls Open to all healing professionals

Tickets- General Education $45 CEUs $70 Discount Tickets $20

Let’s name it: Western mental health care was built on disembodiment. Built on colonial, patriarchal, white-supremacist ideals that taught us to fear the body, police intimacy, and mistake detachment for professionalism. It taught us that presence lives in the mind, not the body—and that touch is dangerous. But the truth is this: bodies heal in connection.

We are mammals wired for co-regulation. For attuned gaze, for warm arms, for steady breath, for safe, consensual physical presence. Touch isn’t a luxury. It’s survival.

This workshop is a call-in (and a call-out) to therapists, social workers, coaches, somatic practitioners, and healers to rethink the inherited fear around touch. We’ll unpack how touch deprivation is a collective wound of colonization, capitalism, ableism, and disembodied professionalism. And how for many—especially those with attachment trauma, grief, isolation, or marginalization—platonic, consensual touch is an essential part of relational repair.

We’ll explore what it means to integrate conversations about touch into clinical work—whether that’s offering it directly (with consent, clarity, and care) or collaborating with trained professional cuddlers. You’ll learn about the Cuddlist model of consent-based touch work, how to vet practitioners, and how to ethically support clients seeking embodied care alongside therapy.

Open to all. Continuing Education forms available. MFT and LPC/LPCC 2 CEUs

Maureen Campion, MS LP is a licensed psychologist with over 30 years experience working with couples and individuals in multiple settings. She has taught multiple continuing education programs and adult education programs. Jennifer Luciani, MA, TICC is a certified Cuddlist, trauma-informed certified coach, and certified peer support specialist in the state of Minnesota.  BA in psychology, MA in gender/cultural studies, and MLS in library science.

Thriving and Resilient Love: A Deeper Dive into Nonmonogamy

4-week series Dates to be determined

Regular Rate $150/series Discounts Available

Please email if you are interested and we can work out a schedule. Info@marriagegeek.com

In this 4-week workshop series, join us for a deeper dive into examining and strengthening your non-monogamous relational life.  Through information sharing, guided discussion, and activities, we’ll explore:

Co-facilitators Maureen Campion and Jennifer Luciani together bring decades of professional and personal experience, practice, and study in the area of healthy non-monogamous relating.  Maureen Campion is a licensed psychologist with over 30 years experience working with couples and individuals in multiple settings. She has taught multiple continuing education programs and adult education programs. Jennifer Luciani is a trauma-informed certified coach focusing on non-traditional relationships.  She has facilitated discussion groups on polyamory and relationship anarchy for the past 10 years.

Is It Time To Go? The Divorce Decision

Oct 13th 6-8:30 Bloomington 

$60 Discount Available

How do you decide to end your relationship? How much trying is enough? Is it possible to know for sure? To not feel guilty? What steps do you take to get started?

The decision to end your marriage is always complicated. Sometimes we are staying for all the wrong reasons and sometimes we are staying for now.

No one can answer that question for you but I’ve pulled together some research and some discussion points on making a decision that is best for you and your family.

Both as a psychologist and a family mediator, I am committed to helping families find creative, healthy solutions to life transitions.  Let’s do some brainstorming.

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Limited to 10 people