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Personal Boundaries Info Sheet (Free PDF Download)

Healthy boundaries are essential for protecting your well-being and fostering healthy relationships.  Mentalyc's FREE Personal Boundaries Info Sheet Worksheet equips therapists with a valuable resource to guide clients in establishing and enforcing boundaries.

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The Importance of Boundaries

Boundaries are personal guidelines that define how you want to be treated by others.  This worksheet explores the key aspects of healthy boundaries:

  • Types of Boundaries: Physical, emotional, mental, and time boundaries - understand different areas where boundaries can be set.
  • Benefits of Boundaries: Increased self-respect, healthier relationships, and reduced stress.
  • Setting Boundaries: Clear and assertive communication techniques to effectively express your needs.
  • Maintaining Boundaries: Strategies for handling pushback or challenges to your boundaries.


Why Our Personal Boundaries Info Sheet Worksheet is Essential

  • Client Awareness: Empowers clients to identify the importance of boundaries and their impact on well-being.
  • Communication Skills Builder: Provides practical tips for clients to communicate their boundaries clearly and assertively.
  • Improved Relationships: Helps clients develop healthier relationships by fostering mutual respect and understanding.

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