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30 - Why boundaries matter way more than we think

But what are they?

Episode 30 of the Addiction Makes Three podcast, hosted by Amanda Lockyer, titled "30 - Why boundaries matter way more than we think" was published on February 28, 2025 and runs 28 minutes.

February 28, 2025 ·28m · Addiction Makes Three

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Boundaries, they are the gift that gives, but also... can have us tripping up over ourselves and have us in a tale spin of confusion. Have you ever felt guilty for setting boundaries? Or wondered why the ones you set don’t seem to stick? In this episode we’re diving deep into boundaries—what they are, why they matter, and how to set them in a way that actually works.Or maybe you were like me 5 years ago.... no boundaries and just no idea where to even start?! Don't worry, we are going to chat about it.When you love someone struggling with addiction, boundaries can feel confusing. You might start with trying to control or manipulate under the guise of a boundary... or maybe you'll go down the request and then annoyance path like me. Or perhaps just hope, hope, hope things will get better and behaviour will change and you won't need to set a boundary (also me)You may worry that setting limits means pushing them away when it's the last thing you actually want to do, or that following through will create more conflict. But healthy boundaries aren’t about controlling others—they’re about protecting your peace, your energy, and your well-being.This conversation will help you understand boundaries on a whole new level, giving you the confidence to create ones that honour both your needs and your values.Boundaries allow you to stay in relationships that matter to you and it's about saying what is absolutely ok with you as well as what isn't.Listening live... join the free 60 minute workshop - Boundaries That Build Connection & Protect Your Peace: Why They Matter, What Works, & How to Set Them Without GuiltHappening on March 10th and 11th at two different times (LIVE!) The only catch? There is no replay on this one. So secure your spot and I'll see you there. Reserve your Spot Here Show Notes:If you'd like to implement what have been learning on the podcast ...Be the first to know when the doors open to the Kind and Evidenced based program for loved ones and spouses of those struggling with addiction or in recovery - The three month Pathway to Wellness Program. Drop your details here.I love getting mail! Send me an email here or [email protected] we Instagram friends?If you want to have a friendly chat about your situation and what the next best steps could be: Click here to find a time Hosted on Acast. See acast.com/privacy for more information.

Boundaries, they are the gift that gives, but also... can have us tripping up over ourselves and have us in a tale spin of confusion.


Have you ever felt guilty for setting boundaries? Or wondered why the ones you set don’t seem to stick? In this episode we’re diving deep into boundaries—what they are, why they matter, and how to set them in a way that actually works.


Or maybe you were like me 5 years ago.... no boundaries and just no idea where to even start?! Don't worry, we are going to chat about it.


When you love someone struggling with addiction, boundaries can feel confusing. You might start with trying to control or manipulate under the guise of a boundary... or maybe you'll go down the request and then annoyance path like me. Or perhaps just hope, hope, hope things will get better and behaviour will change and you won't need to set a boundary (also me)


You may worry that setting limits means pushing them away when it's the last thing you actually want to do, or that following through will create more conflict. But healthy boundaries aren’t about controlling others—they’re about protecting your peace, your energy, and your well-being.


This conversation will help you understand boundaries on a whole new level, giving you the confidence to create ones that honour both your needs and your values.


Boundaries allow you to stay in relationships that matter to you and it's about saying what is absolutely ok with you as well as what isn't.


Listening live... join the free 60 minute workshop - Boundaries That Build Connection & Protect Your Peace: Why They Matter, What Works, & How to Set Them Without Guilt


Happening on March 10th and 11th at two different times (LIVE!) The only catch? There is no replay on this one. So secure your spot and I'll see you there. Reserve your Spot Here



Show Notes:


If you'd like to implement what have been learning on the podcast ...


Be the first to know when the doors open to the Kind and Evidenced based program for loved ones and spouses of those struggling with addiction or in recovery - The three month Pathway to Wellness Program. Drop your details here.


I love getting mail! Send me an email here or [email protected]


Are we Instagram friends?


If you want to have a friendly chat about your situation and what the next best steps could be: Click here to find a time


Hosted on Acast. See acast.com/privacy for more information.

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