Understanding boundaries
Types of Boundaries
Boundary setting strategies
Boundary challenges and solutions
Bonus
100

This term describes the ability to say "no" without feeling guilty 

What is assertiveness 

100

Emotional boundaries help regulate your...

 feelings and emotional space 

100

This skill is crucial for effectively communicating boundaries.

What is communication?

100

What are common signs that someone's boundaries are being violated?

Feeling uncomfortable, stressed, or violated; noticing patterns of disrespect.

100

What is 2x2?

4

200

Boundaries help to define these two aspects of relationships 

what are expectations and limits 

200

What is a boundary violation 

A boundary violation occurs when someone disregards or crosses another person's limits without permission. Example: Sharing personal information without consent 

200

What are some non-verbal cues that can communicate boundaries?

Body language (e.g., stepping back, avoiding prolonged eye contact).

200

Name one strategy for dealing with boundary violations in relationships.

Open communication, setting clear consequences, seeking mediation.

200

What planet do we live in?

Earth!

300

Name one type of boundary that involves physical space

what is physical boundaries 

300

Name one type of boundary commonly set in professional environments 

what are professional boundaries (e.g, maintaining a professional distance, not discussing protected personal information, and boundaries related to work responsibilities.) 

300

Name one technique for setting boundaries assertively but respectfully

Using "I" statements (e.g., "I feel uncomfortable when..."), setting clear consequences. (If you continue to cross my boundaries I can no longer be your friend.) 

300

How can someone differentiate between healthy compromise and boundary compromise?  

 Healthy compromise respects individual limits and values, whereas boundary compromise sacrifices personal well-being.

300
Who x can you ask for help if you are struggling with boundaries? 

Therapist, YS, staff or a trusted adult

400

Boundaries should be set based on two factors 

what are personal values and comfort levels

400

what are the differences between rigid, porous (not secure), and healthy boundaries  

ridgid- overly strict (black and white) 

Porous - loose boundaries (grey area) 

healthy boundaries - balanced and enforced

400

 How can someone reinforce boundaries once they've been set?

By reinforcing verbally and through consistent actions.

400

What role does empathy play in respecting others' boundaries?

Empathy helps individuals understand others' perspectives and adjust their behaviors accordingly.

400

How can I set a boundary if I am being bullied? 

"I feel disrespected when you make fun of me, can you please stop that?"

500

What is the purpose of setting healthy boundaries in relationships 

to protect personal well-being, maintain healthy relationships, and foster mutual respect and trust

500

How can someone maintain boundaries in a healthy and assertive way?

clear communication, consistency, assertiveness, and by respecting the boundaries of others (treating others how you want to be treated) 

500

Why is self-awareness important in maintaining healthy boundaries?

Self-awareness helps individuals understand their needs and limits, enabling them to communicate boundaries effectively.

500

How can cultural differences impact the perception and setting of boundaries?

Cultural norms and expectations influence how individuals perceive and enforce boundaries.

500

Tell me a time you set a boundary, how did you do it? did it work? 

free answer