Boundary styles
Healthy boundary tips
Boundary types
Boundary scenarios
100

What are porous boundaries and give an example?

- overly trusting

- overshares personal information

-difficulty saying "no"

-avoids conflict by giving into others

- passive communication

100
Why is saying 'no' when that's how you feel important rather than saying 'yes' out of mere obligation?

Because it shows you respect yourself and others enough to be honest

100

What are physical boundaries? give definition and example

-How you manage your personal space and physical touch

100

how would you let a friend know you do not like hugs without someone asking you first?

- "Please stop"

- "I don't like that"

- "Please ask me first"

200

What are healthy boundaries and give an example?

- Takes time to build trust with others

- Shares personal information appropriately

- able to say 'no' when needed

- communicates assertively

200

Why do we use assertive communication when implementing boundaries?

Because when speaking with confidence it states your needs respectfully and without ambiguity.

200

What are emotional boundaries and give an example?

- how you share and protect your feelings

200

A good friend asks you out, however, you are not interested in being more than friends, how would you let them know respectfully and clearly?

- "no, I only want to be friends with you"

300

What are ridged boundaries and give an example?

- Very untrusting

- Very guarded with personal information

- says 'no' to others most of the time

- communicates aggressively 


300

Can healthy boundaries be flexible? 

yes, boundaries need to flex based on your level of energy, comfort, and trust.

300
What are intellectual boundaries and give an example?

- how you express and explore your thoughts and ideas

300

Is it a boundary violation if the violation is not towards you? give an example of why or why not?

yes

400

a friend calls you late at night when you are in bed to tell you about their problems with their significant other, you are tired and want to go to sleep but too scared to communicate assertively to get off the phone. What style of boundary is this considered?

Porous

400

Should your boundaries reflect your values?

yes, healthy boundaries reflect and protect the things that matter the most to you.

400

what are material boundaries and give an example?

- how you use your money and possessions

400

a friend calls you late at night when you are in bed to tell you about their problems with their significant other, you are tired and want to go to sleep, what do you say to comminate a healthy boundary?

- "I can tell you are upset. I want to talk to you, but I need to go to bed, maybe we can talk tomorrow."



500

John is relucent to ask for help and avoids close friendships, what boundary style is this?

Rigid

500

Why is it important to acknowledge your emotions?

because, if you feel discomfort or resentment these strong emotions are a sign that your boundaries haven't been respected.

500

what are time boundaries and give an example?

- how you spend and structure your time

500

your significant other wants you to send sexy pictures, when you tell that person no, they belittle you and accuse you of being boring, what do you say to assert your boundary?

- "I'm not comfortable with this, if you continue to not respect my boundaries, I will end this relationship."

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