Listed below are many resources that can provide additional information on issues of interest to you.

Poly Friendly Therapists

San Francisco Bay Area

Dr. Sand Chang, Berkeley, 510-545-2321,  sandchang.com or drsandchang@gmail.com

Orit Weksler, MFT, Berkeley, 510-356-2783 oritwekslermft.com or orit@oritwekslermft.com 

Alexandra Korunskaya, LCSW, SF and Berkeley, (415)672-0185, alex.niftybox.com, or alexk@niftybox.com

Claire Jeannette, MFT, Berkeley, (5110)843-6971, clairejeannette.com or clairejeannettemft@ymail.com

Jana Schustack, MFT, Berkeley, (510)594-4044, www.anamcaratherapycenter.com or jana.mft@gmail.com

Dr. Mary Bradford,Kensington, (510)843-5508 www.marybradfordphd.com or mbradfordx@aol.com

Jonathan Burstein, MFTI, Berkeley and San Francisco, 888-637-7404 x24, jonathan@oakcreekcenter.org or www.jonathanburstein.com

Christy Calame, LCSW, Oakland, 510-628-0877, ccalame@earthlink.net

Dr. Larry Tonberg Edwards, Psy.D, Oakland, (510)433-9696, ltonberg@aol.com

Dr. Rachel Robbins, San Francisco, (415)625-9778 drrachelrobbins.com or rachel@drrachelrobbins.com

Dr. Akhila Kolesar, San Francisco, (415)480-4930. stillpointSF.org or akhila.kolesar@gmail.com

Jeanna Eichenbaum, LCSW, San Francisco, (415)318-9584, goldengatecounseling.com or jeannamind@yahoo.com

Valerie Igl MFT and Jeanne Courtney MFT, El Cerrito and San Francisco offices, (510)527-5662, www.feministtherapyassociates.com or valigl@earthlink.net or BJcourtney@earthlink.net.

Crista Underwood, LCSW, San Francisco,    www.cristaunderwoodlcsw.com
Ron Fox, Ph'd, Berkeley, (510)423-0645, info@ronfoxphd.com, www.ronfoxphd.com

Out of Area


Karin E. Wandrei, PhD, LCSW, Rohnert Park, CA, 707-304-4245, kwandrei@gmail.com or www.karinwandrei.com

Mandy Traut, MA, LMHC, Lynnwood, Washington (Seattle area), 425-224-6234, mandy@newconnectionscounseling.com, www.newconnectionscounseling.com

Elizabeth Lipman-Stern, LCSW, New Jersey,   Outside the Box Counseling

Sheila Brown, MHC-LP,  917-525-2205x6, New York, NY, Sheila@mytherapist.info, http://www.mytherapist.info/sheila

Websites

http://www.ejhs.org/volume5/polyoutline.html
http://www.polyamory.org/~joe/polypaper.htm#Demographic
The two links above are to two very helpful articles on polyamory for mental health clinicians. Useful for a therapist who needs some educating.

Other resources: Coaching, workshops, and classes for open relationships:

Loving More (national conferences, workshops, etc), www.lovemore.com or (303)-543-7540

World Polyamory Association, www.worldpolyamoryassociation.org, or (808) 244-4103

Deborah M. Anapol (workshops, books, events),  www.lovewithoutlimits.com. or (415)-507-1739

Wendy-O Matik (workshops, classes, and books), www.wendvomatic.com

Reid Mihalko (classes and events), wwwReidAboutSex.com or (917)-207-4554

Cunning Minx' weekly poly podcasts, at www.polyweekly.com, see especially “Crowdsourcing Jealousy” podcast.

Marcia Baczynski (workshops, ebooks, events), www.askingforwhatyourwant.com or www.successfulnonmonogamy.com

Pepper Mint and Jen Day, (workshops, parties, social events), www.freaksexual.com or  pepomint@gmail.com

OpenSF Conference, www.open-sf.org

Dawn Davidson (personal and relationship coaching, workshops and events) www.loveoutsidethebox.com

Francesca Gentille (workshops and events) www.lifedancecenter.com, or (415)990-5754

Terry Brussel (hypnosis audio downloads on jealousy, trainings and classes), www.acesuccess.com, or 800-462-5669

Cat Maness, MFTI, (510)859-3880, www.catmaness.com or therapy@catmaness.com, 

To find a therapist or couples’ counselor with expertise on open relationships:

The Poly-Friendly Professionals Directory: www.polychromatic.com/pfp

Kink-Aware Professionals Network: www.kinkawareprofessionals.org

Polyamory Websites: 

Loving More 
Loving More is an organization that publishes a magazine, holds annual conferences, and provides information and inspiration for people of all orientations who are interested in exploring healthy relationship options including group marriage, open couples, intimate networks, expanded families, and intentional community.

alt.polyamory
This is the website for the list alt.polyamory. It has links to many other poly sites, and to over a dozen poly-related discussion lists.

Alternatives to Marriage Project
On the menu on the left side of the home page, scroll down to the section on “Ways to be Unmarried,” and click on Polyamory in that section. There is a list of websites and books about polyamory, and a brief review of Love in Abundance.

Open Fidelity
Open Fidelity is a website and blog about non-monogamous relationships. The creator, Ann Sharman, writes various articles about the subject and how to remain faithful while polyamorous. 

Polyamorous Percolations
This blog tracks coverage of polyamory in the mainstream and not-so-mainstream media. Alan, the blogger, provides much commentary, frequent updates, and a rich archive.

Polyamory? What, like, two girlfriends?
Great poly relationship advice for both beginners and the advanced. Widely recommended.

Tristan Taormino's Opening Up
Opening Up is a website that educates people interested in open relationships of all kinds and provides a list of professionals (psychologists, social workers, etc.) who are knowledgeable about alternative relationships.

Expansive Loving
Expansive Loving is an internationally serving on-line group for those wishing to explore polyamory from a spiritual, "sex-positive," and/or personal growth perspective. It also serves those interested in supporting and exploring unconventional relationship dynamics. Expansive Loving has a companion group by the same name on Facebook.

Legal and Financial Issues
Whether you're living with one partner or many, whether your partnership is same-sex or different-sex, one day you'll have questions. We help you find answers.

Cat and Dragon/Open
This link is to an article called “Models of Open Relationships”  by Kathy Labriola, poly-friendly counselor.
Cat and Dragon/jealousy
This link is to one of Stef's favorite articles about jealousy,  “Managing Jealousy in Open Relationships”  by Kathy Labriola. 


Radical Love workshops
taught by Wendy-O-Matik, author of "Redefining our Relationships: Guidelines for Responsible Open Relationships."
wendyomatic@yahoo.com or  www.wendyomatik.com

Human Potential Center
Bob McGarey, author of "Poly Communication Survival Kit," and classes and events,  www.HumanPotentialCenter.org/poly, or bob@humanpotentialcenter.org (Austin, TX)

Institute for 21st Century Relationships
Anita Wagner, , (703)561-8136, conferences, classes, educational materials, www.lovethatworks.org, or institute@lovethatworks.org (Hernedon Virginia, Washington, DC area)

Polyamory Books:

Love in Abundance: A Counselor's Advice on Open Relationships, by Kathy Labriola.
A guide for couples, individuals, and families that are either already involved in a polyamorous relationship or who are considering this type of relationship.

Open Marriage: A New Lifestyle for Couples, by Nena and George O'Neill.
A contemporary classic that tackles the topics: open vs. closed marriages, jealousy, love, sex, and more! 

The Ethical Slut: A Guide to Infinite Sexual Possibilities, by Dossie Easton and Catherine Liszt.
A how-to guide about negotiating honest non-monogamy, non-traditional relationships, and non-traditional sex.

Polyamory: Roadmaps for the Clueless and Hopeful, by Anthony Ravenscroft.
A straight-forward, basic yet intricate introduction to polyamory. The author is very thorough and impartial, addressing both the advantages and disadvantages of living a poly lifestyle.

Lesbian Polyfidelity: How to Keep NonMonogamy Safe, Sane, Honest & Laughing, You Rogue, by Celeste West.
This was the first book (now there's another one) about honest non-monogamy written specifically for lesbians.

Loving More: The Polyfidelity Primer, by Ryam Nearing.
Written by one of the founders of Loving More, this how to manual and reference book is for those who wish to move beyond monogamy in a responsible, ethical, and loving way.

Monogamy, by Adam Phillips. Phillips' book, a collection of short meditations about the concept of monogamy, raises more questions than it answers -- but we think that's his point.

The Polyamory Handbook: A User's Guide, by Peter J. Benson. A book that helps clarify what polyamory is and how to engage in healthy polyamorous relationships. The handbook is a great primer for those who are not as familiar with the subject. 

Polyamory the New Love Without Limits, by Dr. Deborah Anapol (1997). This introduction to polyamory includes sections on ethics, how to tell if polyamory is right for you, skills for successfully managing polyamorous relationships, jealousy, and managing the transition from monogamy to non-monogamy.
Polyamory in the Twenty-First Century: Love and Intimacy with Multiple Partners, by Dr. Deborah Anapol

Do you have Polyamory books, links, or other resources you'd recommend?  Let us know so we can add them to this collection!

Bisexuality

http://www.uncharted-worlds.org/bi/ I have found “Jennifer’s Bisexuality Resource Page”  to be one of the most comprehensive resource sites on bisexuality.

http://www.bisexual.org The Bixexual Foundation is non-profit. The site offers casual resources for bisexuals including online personal ads,; chat rooms, contests, and notices of conferences and events.

http://bisocialnetwork.com This organization works to stop bi-phobia/bi-invisibility.

Transgender and Transsexual

http://transparentcy.org Transparentcy gives support and resource to trans-sexual parents and their children and has a link for transsexual young people.

http://www.transsexual.org/
http://www.transmentors.org
These two sites have a lot of good information of many sorts.

http://www.shewasthemanofmydreams.com “A gender journey with my past husband and my present wife”  is how Diane Daniels subtitles her site.  A wonderful resource and heartwarming true telling of their transition journey.

BDSM/Kink

http://www.tes.org/   TES (The Eulenspiegel Society) is one of the world’s oldest and largest social and educational organizations for BDSM,  located in New York. The site includes many links to other organizations.

http://ranai.wordpress.com/  This is an international, multilingual comprehensive resource.

http://www.fetlife.com  This is a social networking site for the BDSM and Fetish communities.

Sexual Freedom

http://lovethatworks.org/  The Institute for Twenty-First Century Relationships along with its political arm,the National Coalition for Sexual Freedom,  exist to support the freedom of consenting adults to discover intimate relationship structures which best fulfill their needs and potentials. This site provides details of upcoming events and links to books on topics such as polyamory, polygamy, swinging, power-based relationships, bisexuality, trans-gender issues and more.

http://worldpolicy.org/globalrights/sexorient/sexorient.htm  The World Policy Institute’s Project for Global Democracy and Human Rights provides the first comprehensive country-by-country report on rights of lesbian, gay, bisexual, and transgendered persons in the Americas.


http://www.ncsfreedom.org/  The National Coalition for Sexual Freedom is a nationwide advocacy coalition whose purposes include educating law enforcement,health care and psychiatric professionals as well as a media advocacy and training  to expand the world’s concept of normal, acceptable sexual practices among consenting adults.

Sexuality

www.intimateartscenter.com  Sheri Winston,  CNM,RN,BSN,LMT,  is a treasure trove of knowledge about sexuality.