Setting Boundaries Worksheet

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The Healthy Boundaries Tips worksheet neatly presents standard advice for creating healthy boundaries Topics include values assertiveness setting limits and more Each topic is described in a simple and brief manner creating a great starting point for group discussion and psychoeducation Face the other person, make eye contact, and use a steady tone of voice at an appropriate volume (not too quiet, and not too loud). Plan Ahead Think about what you want to say, and how you will say it, before entering a difficult discussion. This can help you feel more confident about your position. “I don’t want to do that” Be Respectful

Setting Boundaries WorksheetKnowing what we want is a good first step in setting boundaries. When we’re clear on what’s important to us, the path ahead also becomes clearer. This worksheet will help you identify your values, and some activities that line up with those values. Setting boundaries at work Assess your personal boundaries first These will be determined by your values and priorities If you are not clear Communicate directly Be upfront yet professional Avoid getting involved in discussing your colleagues with each other Create clear structures for your