Healthy vs Unhealthy
Boundaries
Red & Green Flags
Different Relationships
Healthy Support vs Codependency
100

Your partner listens when you say NO.

Healthy

100

Asking before hugging someone is respecting this type of boundary.

Physical

100

Someone encourages your goals and friendships.

Green Flag

100

CDP, CDW, Team Leader, Employment, all fit into which relationship category.

Staff

100

This unhealthy pattern happens when someone loses their identity trying to "fix" others.

Codependency

200

Someone checks your phone without permission.

Unhealthy

200

Sharing someone's provate message without permission breaks this type of boundary.

Digital

200

Someone gets jealous every time you talk to another person.

Red Flag

200

People you see regularly at program, but may not know deeply.

Peers

200

Healthy support allows both people to stay independent.

Interdependence

300

In a healthy relationship, both people should _ _ _.

Give and take.

300

Saying "I need some alone time" is an example of what kind of boundary?

Emotional

300

Name one early warning sign of manipulation.

Examples: guilt trips, gaslighting, excessive pressure, blame shifting.

300

Name one healthy trait that should exist in ALL relationship types.

Respect, trust, safety, communication, etc

300

Give one sign of over-helping

Examples: doing everything for someone, ignoring own needs, rescuing constantly.

400

A friend pressures you to stop hanging out with other people. What unhealthy trait is this?

Control

400

Give one example of a healthy digital boundary.

Examples: asking before posting photos, respecting passwords, not spam texting.

400

Scenario: Someone apologizes but keeps repeating the same hurtful behavior. Red flag or green flag — and why?

Red Flag, their actions don't match their words.

400

Scenario: A community member is kind to you but pressures you to break rules for them. Is this healthy or unhealthy? Explain.

Unhealthy, because they are not respecting you by pressuring you to do something not right.

400

Scenario: Your friend expects you to solve all their problems and gets upset when you spend time with others. What is the issue?

Codependency or unhealthy dependence

500

Scenario: Your friend keeps teasing you after you asked them to stop. Give a healthy response.

ā€œI asked you to stop. If it keeps happening, I’m leaving the conversation.ā€

500

Scenario: A friend constantly trauma dumps on you late at night and gets angry if you don't reply. Give a healthy boundary response.

Example: "Sorry I take sometime before bed to spend on myself, I can give you a call tomorrow"

500

Create your own example of a green flag in a friendship or in a romantic relationship.

Examples: They respect your boundaries, relationships that are not in a rush.
500

Compare a healthy friendship and a healthy staff relationship. What is similar and what is different?

A healthy staff relationship, they are staff and not friends. You do not pay people to be your friends.

500

Give a healthy supportive response to a friend struggling emotionally without taking responsibility for fixing everything.

"hey I can see that this is really hard for you. I am here to support you the best I can, or I can help you find resources"

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