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Boundaries That Protect What Matters

Setting Limits That Protect Values Without Trying to Control Other People

William R. StanekSeries: WISE: Small Changes That Hold
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Year
2027
Language
English
Publisher
Stanek & Associates Press

About

A boundary is not a demand that another person change. It is a clear statement about your participation, availability, responsibility, or access-and the value that limit is meant to protect. Through the Boundary-to-Value Link, William R. Stanek helps you move beyond vague resentment and rigid withdrawal. You will learn to name what matters, set a proportionate limit, communicate it clearly, and follow through without trying to control another person's choices. Strong boundaries become an expression of care, not punishment.

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