Boundaries
Everyone has boundaries, but they are not all in the same places. This short session uses discussions and a quiz to encourage practitioners to reflect on the key role that boundaries play in building trusting relationships.
In 18 slides it covers:
- What are boundaries?
- Why do we need them?
- Boundaries and values – how they intersect
- Setting and maintaining professional boundaries
- Supporting young people to develop healthy boundaries
BECAUSE OF THE RELATIONSHIP ME & MY WORKER HAD, I FELT CONFIDENT TO CONFIDE IN HER… I GENUINELY FELT LIKE I MATTERED.”
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This presentation is flexible for you to adapt to your group’s needs.
Estimated time to deliver the whole session to a group: 45-60 minutes.
Estimated time to deliver the boundaries quiz activity on its own: 15 minutes.
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Working with Boundaries
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