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Six steps to creating healthier boundaries in your life

If you only have five minutes to spare, but still want to instil the basic principles of boundary setting into your everyday, look no further. Get practical advice on fear vs. resentment, holding your nerve and when to push that all-important ‘pause’ button.

 
Jennie Miller's book - BoundariesNHS: Maintaining healthy relationships and mental wellbeingTed Talk: Your 3-Step guide to setting better boundaries at work

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Managing emotions with emotional intelligence

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