Boundaries for Better Relationships

September 27, 2025 | 9:00 am, Mountain Time

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Do you feel responsible for other people’s happiness, worry about letting others down, or struggle to speak up for yourself? If so, you may be experiencing difficulty setting healthy boundaries.

Boundaries are essential for building relationships rooted in mutual respect, equality, and care. They act like guardrails on a bridge: keeping us safe, showing us where the edges are, and guiding us forward. When our boundaries are clear, they not only protect us from toxic dynamics but also help others understand how to interact with us in ways that honor our needs and values.

Unfortunately, many men grow up without strong role models for boundaries. As adults, they fear that setting limits will drive people away, or they mistakenly believe boundaries are about controlling others. The truth is that boundaries are about self-responsibility—defining what you will and will not allow, regardless of how others behave.

This Saturday intensive workshop will give you the tools and practice you need to:

• Understand what healthy boundaries look like in different areas of life (work, family, relationships, friendships).

• Communicate your needs clearly and assertively, without guilt or apology.

• Build the confidence to honor your own limits while respecting those of others.

• Replace confusion and resentment with clarity, balance, and deeper connection.

By the end of the workshop, I hope you will leave with a clearer sense of self, improved communication skills, and practical strategies for setting and maintaining boundaries in daily life.