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A woman holding a "healthy boundary" sign, for the Boundary Setting Support Group, a community for learning to say no and protect your peace.

Boundary Setting Support Group

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Welcome to the Boundary Setting Support Group! 💜 Whether setting boundaries comes easily now or still feels impossible, your words have the power to help someone else. A phrase that worked for you could give another member the words they need. Start by introducing yourself: share one boundary you are working on. Please read the group rules, and remember we support each other as peers, not professionals. You are not alone here.

Deborah Ann Martin
7 days ago · updated the description of the group.

A boundary setting support group for learning to say no without guilt. Whether it is family, in-laws, friends, work, or a partner, share your boundary struggles, practice what to say, and support each other in protecting your peace.

Deborah Ann Martin
7 days ago · added a group cover image.
Deborah Ann Martin
7 days ago · updated the description of the group.

Learn to say no without guilt. Whether it is parents, siblings, in-laws, extended family, friends, work, or a partner, share your boundary struggles, practice what to say, and support each other in protecting your peace.

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