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#39 Projector Relationships + Boundaries with Sarah Lemmerman

An episode of the The Projector Movement Podcast podcast, hosted by The Projector Movement, titled "#39 Projector Relationships + Boundaries with Sarah Lemmerman" was published on May 29, 2022 and runs 42 minutes.

May 29, 2022 ·42m · The Projector Movement Podcast

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Summary

Wonderful Projectors, this is an episode you will want to get into your ears! We welcome Sarah Lemmerman back to the podcast for an insightful conversation on Projector Relationships + Boundaries. We talk about: - Why it can be easy for Projectors to become codependent - Why it can feel hard to set boundaries - The magic of saying NO - Breaking out of 'societal norms' in relationships and creating our own rules ...plus lots more! I'm excited to let you know that Sarah is offering a beautiful LIVE 4 week journey for Projectors to discuss all things Projector Relationships + Boundaries that will be hugely supportive with a lot of opportunity for personalized questions and answers.    Each call is 75 minutes in which Sarah will teach specifically on Relationships and Boundaries, a somatic experiencing exercise, and then at least 30 minutes for you and other Projector Movement community members to ask personalized questions.   And for those who have not been on a call with just Projectors, it is an opportunity not to miss. We can learn so much from each other. This 4-Week Journey will begin on Wednesday, June 8 at 12pm Pacific Standard time.   Calls will be recorded for those who are unable to make the LIVE call. To register and find out more information about this 4-Week journey you can go to projectormovement.com/live-projector-support-series Also, for those who are listening to this podcast after the training has been completed, Sarah will be continuing to offer LIVE support so please check out our website for her latest offerings. Enjoy this episode!

Episode Description

Wonderful Projectors, this is an episode you will want to get into your ears!

We welcome Sarah Lemmerman back to the podcast for an insightful conversation on Projector Relationships + Boundaries.

We talk about:

- Why it can be easy for Projectors to become codependent
- Why it can feel hard to set boundaries
- The magic of saying NO
- Breaking out of 'societal norms' in relationships and creating our own rules

...plus lots more!

I'm excited to let you know that Sarah is offering a beautiful LIVE 4 week journey for Projectors to discuss all things Projector Relationships + Boundaries that will be hugely supportive with a lot of opportunity for personalized questions and answers.   

Each call is 75 minutes in which Sarah will teach specifically on Relationships and Boundaries, a somatic experiencing exercise, and then at least 30 minutes for you and other Projector Movement community members to ask personalized questions.  

And for those who have not been on a call with just Projectors, it is an opportunity not to miss. We can learn so much from each other.

This 4-Week Journey will begin on Wednesday, June 8 at 12pm Pacific Standard time.  

Calls will be recorded for those who are unable to make the LIVE call.

To register and find out more information about this 4-Week journey you can go to projectormovement.com/live-projector-support-series

Also, for those who are listening to this podcast after the training has been completed, Sarah will be continuing to offer LIVE support so please check out our website for her latest offerings.

Enjoy this episode!

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