Mastering Relationship Boundaries with Neurobiology Insights
Episode Overview
Learn about the importance of setting healthy boundaries in relationships Explore the impact of neurobiology on boundary setting Discover practical steps to cultivate healthier relationships Understand the complexities of internal and external boundaries Gain insights into fostering compassion and self-awareness in boundary work
Boundaries are the invisible lines that define the limits of our emotional and physical space, safeguarding our well-being and preserving our sense of self.
How often do you find yourself struggling to say 'no' or feeling overwhelmed by others' demands? This episode of the Bear Psychology Podcast, hosted by Dr. Anna Baranowsky, is a must-listen for anyone grappling with setting and maintaining healthy boundaries. Joined by Julianne Taylor Shore, a licensed therapist and author of 'Setting Boundaries That Stick', the discussion dives deep into the art of boundary-setting through the fascinating lens of neurobiology.
Julianne's approach sheds light on how our brains can be rewired to foster a profound sense of safety and connection, making it easier to assert ourselves in various relationships—be it at work, with family, or in romantic partnerships. You'll gain practical tools and insights that can help transform your interactions, paving the way for more authentic and fulfilling connections.
If you're ready to reclaim your personal power and cultivate healthier relationships, this episode offers a treasure trove of wisdom and actionable advice.