Rigid, Pourous, or Healthy
What Kind of Boundary is it?
People Pleasing
The Why
What Happens When You Don't
100

Someone with this kind of boundary may fear rejection, often connected to if they do not comply with others wants and needs


Pourous

100

This refers to how someone uses their time. To have a healthy amount of this boundary, a person must set aside enough time for themselves.


Time Boundary

100

_____  ____ is a behavior pattern where individuals prioritize the needs and desires of others over their own, often at the expense of their own well-being and happiness.

People pleasing

100

What is a boundary?

A boundary is an expectation that states how you desire to be treated.

100

Amelia has always said "yes" to her friend, John, when he asks her to pay for lunch. 

Recently, she has noticed that she is feeling angry and hostile toward him for it; even though she has not set any boundaries around it. 

Is this an example of resentment?

Yes

200

You may have this boundary if you have difficulty saying no to others, or are overinvolved with other people's problems


Pourous

200

This kind of boundary refers to your feelings. Healthy boundaries in this category include limitations what to share and when to share.


Emotional Boundaries

200

Those with people-pleasing tendencies have difficulty saying "yes" to others. True or false?


False. 

Those with people-pleasing tendencies have difficulty saying "no" to others.

200

When you set boundaries, you have ______ relationships.


healthier/better/improved
200

This is an impact of not setting boundaries, where an individual feels overwhelming strain or tension, either emotionally or physically. 

ex: this can cause a headache


Stress

300

Someone with this boundary type may avoid intimacy and close relationships.


Rigid

300

This can be violated when someone is inappropriate in touching, or pressures you to do something you are not comfortable with.

Sexual

300

Though learned behavior often comes from past experiences, who has the power to change things NOW?


You/Me

300

Why are boundaries important?


Boundaries are important because they help us with relationships and effective communication. They help ensure that we are being treated with respect and not being taken advantage of.

(Or any other valid reasons)

300

When you do not set boundaries, you fail to properly care for yourself. This is the definition of _____.

neglect

400

You have this type of boundary if you overshare your personal information.

Porous

400

This boundary is violated when someone dismissed or belittles your or ideas.


Intellectual Boundary

400

The first step to stop people pleasing is to _____ ____.


identify the behavior/when you people please - acknowledge it

(identify it or acknowledge it)

400

What is an example of when you have had to set a boundary in your own life and why.


:) 

400

Without boundaries, there is no clear ________. 

With boundaries, however, everyone knows what to expect and what is not/is appropriate.


communication/expectations

500

What kind of boundary is it if you keep others at a distance, to avoid the possibility of rejection?


Rigid

500

Healthy kinds of this boundary may involve setting limits on what and with who you share something that belongs to you.

Material

500

This is a type of emotional need that can sometimes stem from fear of abandonment?

People Pleasing or True

500

What are three things that boundaries can help with?


Respecting ourselves and others

Recognizing and understanding our worth and why it is important

They are essential to healthy relationships and a healthy lifestyle.

(Or any other combination of valid reasons)

500

Not setting boundaries can result in a loss of what?

Identity