Boundaries for the Client and Therapist in Trauma Treatment

By the nature of the work we do as trauma therapists we cannot be dismissive of our boundaries and the boundaries of our clients.  Boundaries keep everyone safe, but there is a tendency to sometime have unhealthy boundaries if we are not mindful. 

There are three types of boundaries and there can be a plethora of combinations to how these boundaries show up in the therapy room.  The goal is for both the client and therapist to have healthy boundaries, so the working environment is most optimal for trauma healing.  

In this week’s vlog, I show you simple way to provide psychoeducation on boundaries to your clients, I talk about the three different kinds of boundaries, and things you can do to help you become aware and heal your own boundaries as the therapist as well as help your client with developing healthier boundaries in their healing journey as the client.

Check out this week’s vlog below.  Make sure to subscribe to the channel and give this video a thumbs up.  Your support of this vlog is greatly appreciated.  Couldn’t be a community without you.

2 Responses

  1. This was so great! I’ve been struggling to explain boundaries in a concise way to clients and this was PERFECT – thank you Nina!

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