Interpersonal Boundaries

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We have Different Types of Relationships 

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Casual friends: acquaintances, people that you know from school or work that you don't have deep conversations with.

Close Friends: people you might be more inclined to share your childhood stories, dreams, concerns about life, goals, and beliefs with.  

Friendship includes:
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• Loyalty
• honesty
• empathy
• reliability

The best way to be compatible with great friends is to be a great friend. 
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Types of Boundaries

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​https://www.therapistaid.com/worksheets/boundaries-psychoeducation-printout.pdf

http://www.almadartebio.org/health-page/types-of-relationships

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Positive Parenting is

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• It involves Guiding
• It involves Leading
• It involves Teaching
• It is Caring
• It is Empowering
• It is Nurturing
• It is Sensitive to the Child’s Needs
• It is Consistent
• It is Always Non-violent
• It provides Regular Open Communication
• It provides Affection
• It provides Emotional Security
• It provides Emotional Warmth
• It provides Unconditional Love
  

• It recognizes the Positive
  

• It respects the Child’s Developmental Stage
  

• It rewards Accomplishments
  

• It sets Boundaries
  

• It shows Empathy for the Child’s Feelings
  

• It supports the Child’s Best Interests

​https://positivepsychology.com/positive-parenting/

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Ways to Reflect on boundaries

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Reflect on your values

Ask yourself:

What you allow

What you don't allow

What you allow but don't like

How you can communicate your boundaries

What you will do if a boundary is not honored
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