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Jennifer Nurick

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Start by getting clear about what boundary you want in place, why you want that boundary, how not having it makes you feel and when you do have it, how it will make you feel. Take a moment to consider the reason they have for doing what they are doing. Be specific about your request, not too vague. Be clear, compassionate, and mindful of your tone as you explain the need for your boundary. Don’t over-explain. Remember that you are allowed to have boundaries, and healthy boundaries will result in more fulfilling relationships. It is normal for boundaries with parents to change as you get older.

How to Set Boundaries Successfully

Jennifer February 2, 2021

Like any form of self-care that we have not grown up with, we have to learn how to do it at some time. There is no better time than now. Think of strengthening your boundaries as a radical act of …

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What Boundaries are Healthy for Me?

What Boundaries are Healthy for Me?

Jennifer February 2, 2021

Boundaries are part of your self-care and self-love regime. Forget hot baths and face masks (well, not totally, just move them down your priority list), and move boundaries to the top. There is not much that will drain your energy …

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Unhealthy Boundaries with Parents Might Look Like Unhealthy Boundaries with Parents Might Look Like: Comments about your weight or what you eat Entering your room without knocking Unwelcome comments about your partner Frequent advice or comments about your parenting Frequently borrowing money and not re-paying Disrespecting your belongings Inappropriate nudity Complaining about family members to you Criticizing your beliefs or faith

Unhealthy Boundaries with Parents Might Look Like:

Jennifer January 29, 2021

As we grow older, it is natural that boundaries with our parents shift. As a 3-year-old, we will need someone to come with us to the bathroom, but not as a 12-year-old.  As we move into the teenage years, it …

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How to Respect Boundaries “I hear what you are saying, and I respect your decision” “Yes, no problem” “You are right, I shouldn’t have done that” “I can work with that” “I respect that” “I am struggling with that boundary, but I respect it” “I am happy to give you space” “Yes, sorry if I have overstepped the mark in the past” “I hear how you have been feeling and I won’t do that anymore”

How to Respect Boundaries

Jennifer January 29, 2021

In many intimate relationships, especially with friends and partners, we get used to them doing certain things and playing certain roles in our lives. When those people decide they need to stop doing those things or playing those roles, it …

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Why Saying Sorry is Important

Why Saying Sorry is Important

Jennifer January 26, 2021

Today is Australia Day, it is a national holiday in Australia marking the anniversary of the 1788 arrival of the First Fleet and Arthur Phillip. For the First Nations people of Australia, this is a day of mourning. It is …

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Reasons You Might Be Struggling to Set Boundaries with Family

Reasons You Might Be Struggling to Set Boundaries with Family

Jennifer January 25, 2021

Boundaries are an act of self-love and are part of healthy self-care. As we grow older, it is natural that we need different boundaries with our family to those that were suitable as a child. This means that even in …

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Skilful and Unskilful Boundary Setting

Skilful and Unskilful Boundary Setting

Jennifer January 25, 2021

A great formula to remember when setting boundaries is: “I feel _____________ when ______________, and I need ______________________”. Think about the difference between: “You are late again, you don’t care about me, it is so disrespectful” and “I feel disrespected …

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Helpful Self-Talk When Getting Pushback Around Boundaries

Helpful Self-Talk When Getting Pushback Around Boundaries

Jennifer January 25, 2021

Boundaries are a form of self-care and self-love. Once you have set a boundary, the struggle can be maintaining it. Maintaining a boundary takes strength and self-trust. I find if I am not sure about the boundary I have set, …

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Affirmations to Help you Set and Maintain Boundaries

Affirmations to Help you Set and Maintain Boundaries

Jennifer January 25, 2021

Boundaries are part of self-care. They are an expression of love and protection from ourselves, to ourselves. I find that the boundaries I struggle to maintain are the ones that for different reasons, other people don’t like. I find the …

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Boundaries with Family Can Sound Like

Boundaries with Family Can Sound Like

Jennifer January 22, 2021

Your boundaries are for YOU, they are not to change the other person. They are to keep you and your energy safe. Boundaries are healthy. Without boundaries our energy gets drained, we become resentful and angry and we are susceptible …

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