Weddings and Other Parties
Spaces
Healthy Boundaries
Time
Saying "No"
100
Bringing a present for the bride and groom

What is a clear boundary?

100

Supermarkets, restaurants, program, gym, doctors office, parks, libraries 

What are public spaces?

100
Doctors, therapists, and police officers are some examples.

What are helping professionals?

100

What you are willing to spend your time on and making sure you have enough time for yourself.

What are time boundaries?

100

Feeling something in our bodies (stomach ache, heart racing)

What is a sign that we do not want to do something?

200

Sitting at the table that has your name assigned to it

What is a clear boundary?

200

Your room, the bathroom, your house

What are private spaces?
200

People you see around sometimes. They are familiar and you may have a short conversation, but not about personal information. 

What are "acquaintances"

200

A day that you use to focus on yourself. It helps you recharge and feel energized. You may do things you really enjoy or that help you feel relaxed. 

What is a self-care day?

200
Saying "yes" to something, but then saying "no"

What is changing our minds?

300

When to leave a party 

What is a fuzzy boundary?

300

Tapping a stranger in the supermarket because they are blocking an item that you want. 

What is an unhealthy boundary?

300

You know what the rules is. It seems obvious what you should do in a certain situation. 

What are clear boundaries?

300
Sleeping, commuting, chores, socializing, self-care, recreation, and going to program 

What are the responsibilities that fill up our day?

300
This helps us feel more confident and prepared about saying "no"

What is practicing?

400

Not over filling your plate, knowing that you can always go back for more if you are hungry 

What is a healthy boundary at a buffet?
400

Asking your friend if you can join them at their table for lunch

What is a healthy boundary?

400

You are not sure what to do in a certain situation. You may observe others or draw from experience to figure it out. 

What are Fuzzy boundaries?

400

trains, cars, busses, getting from one place to another 

What is commuting?
400

Saying "no" over text

What is sometimes an easier way to say "no"?

500

Keeping yourself occupied, asking if anyone needs help, using your phone

What is a healthy boundary when you arrive to a party early?

500

Behaviors that are ok to do in private spaces, but not always in public spaces 

What are spatial boundaries?

500

A "fence" that protects yourself and others in both speech and space. 

What are BOUNDARIES?

500

hobbies, playing games, listening to music, museums, parks 

what is recreation 

500

 waiting 24 hours before making a decision

What is taking your time before responding to a request?