Setting Those Holiday Boundaries
When we set and maintain healthy boundaries, we empower ourselves to take control and take care of ourselves.
When we set and maintain healthy boundaries, we empower ourselves to take control and take care of ourselves.
When you start by showing compassion to yourself, you can learn to give others that same gift—without depleting your own resources.
How can we communicate feedback both effectively and kindly?
We may have judgmental thoughts about others, or ourselves, but we can revise those into more thoughts of curiosity.
What if we went beyond appearances—below the tip of the iceberg—to see each other, and be seen, for who we really are?
As you change and grow, not everyone in your world may jump on board, because guess what? Recovery is a big adjustment for them, too.
You don't have to be afraid of triggers. You can learn to understand them and deal with them—not eat, restrict, or purge over them.
When we say yes when we mean no, we can end up feeling controlled, bullied, or used.