Friendship boundaries activities

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We spend a lot of time talking to our children and students about the importance of friendship: making and keeping friends. Sometimes, we spend time talking

Healthy relationship boundaries are essential for maintaining a positive and fulfilling connection with your partner. These worksheets are designed to help individuals identify their personal boundaries and effectively communicate them to their partner. By understanding your own needs and limits, you can create a respectful and balanced relationship dynamic. Whether you're in a new relationship or want to improve an existing one, these worksheets can provide valuable guidance and support.

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Free printable resources to teach kids to build healthy friendships including how to recognise positive qualities and maintain boundaries.

In celebration of her debut book, The Not-So-Friendly Friend, Christina Furnival shares worksheets that can be used to help children understand, set, and uphold healthy boundaries.

Sometimes even with all of our preventative work, we might need to run a girls group for relational aggression (girl drama, friendship problems, mean girls, etc.). This research-informed small group counseling curriculum is awesome for helping develop healthy friendship skills among middle to upper elementary girls. The activities cover all of the negative behaviors girls sometimes engage in while remaining […]

Friendship building tools for children, to help with building stronger friendships and stop bullying.

This resource is for teaching upper elementary students about friendship boundaries and solving conflict in friendships. It focuses on identifying the personal boundaries (togetherness vs. exclusion, fun vs. mean joking, caring vs. hurtful touching, sharing ideas vs. controlling/bossing, saying negative vs. positive things about a friend), generating examples of behaviors on the okay and not […]