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Healthy Boundaries Self-assessment


The purpose of this page is to help you collect information about yourself so you can increase your self-awareness and formulate an action plan.  Print this page and use it as a worksheet to reflect and get clearer about what you want.

Which of these core skills deserve future attention for setting healthy boundaries?

1.     Know your limits – know what you want

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2.  Tactfully and openly communicate goals and limits

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3.  Be available to discuss differences and get to agreements

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