EPISODE · Aug 23, 2019 · 56 MIN
Boundaries 101
from Vulnerable City · host KettyJoe
This episode discusses the importance of boundaries and how often we forget to stand up for our own needs. Boundaries are the main ingredients for healthy self-esteem, healthy relationships and self-respect. Take a deep dive with Ketty and poet/ writer Justine as they vulnerably discuss their own relationship with boundaries and ways to strengthen it.
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