Red Flags
Healthy Responses
Boundary Boss
Myth vs. Fact
What Would You Do? (Scenario-Based)
100

This behavior involves constantly putting others’ needs before your own

What is people-pleasing?

100

Saying “no” without guilt is an example of this

What is boundary-setting?

100

“I can’t do that right now” is an example of this

What is a boundary statement?

100

“Putting yourself first is selfish”

What is a myth?


100

A friend is upset and you feel the urge to fix it immediately

What is pause and offer support without taking over?

200

Feeling responsible for how others feel is this codependent trait

What is emotional over-responsibility?

200

Supporting someone without fixing their problems is this skill

What is healthy support?

200

Over-explaining after saying no often comes from this feeling

What is guilt?

200

“Healthy relationships include both giving and receiving”

What is a fact?

200

Someone asks for a favor but you feel overwhelmed

What is say no or set a limit?

300

This happens when personal limits are unclear or ignored

What are poor boundaries?

300

“Their feelings are theirs, mine are mine” shows this

What is emotional responsibility?

300

This type of boundary involves your time and energy

What is a TIME boundary?

300

“If I don’t help, I’m a bad person”

What is a myth?

300

You feel guilty for setting a boundary

What is tolerate the guilt and maintain the boundary?

400

Trying to solve or control others’ problems is called this

What is rescuing?

400

Balancing your needs with others’ needs is called this

What is interdependence?

400

Stay present, care for others without taking on their problems, and maintain calm amidst tension

Detachment

400

“Boundaries improve relationships”

What is a fact?

400

A loved one keeps making the same mistakes, though you have addressed it multiple times 

*Any healthy response*

500

Losing your sense of identity in a relationship is known as this

enmeshment?

500

Taking care of your own emotional needs first is this practice

What is self-care (or self-prioritization)?

500

This is the ability to tolerate someone being upset with you

What is distress tolerance?

500

“Other people’s emotions are my responsibility”

What is a myth?

500

You notice you’re losing yourself in a relationship

What is reconnect with your needs/identity and set boundaries?