Episode

Written Boundaries: What Do You Think?

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Bookends of Recovery: Addiction, Betrayal Trauma & Healing
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Jul 28, 2026
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Summary

After my second disclosure, I spent a lot of time online. Some might say an unhealthy time online. Those some would be my counselor and my husband’s CSAT. They weren’t wrong. During that time, I remember seeing a lot of disagreements about boundary agreements. People agreed that boundaries were necessary for someone’s well-being, but not much about written boundary agreements. In today's episode, I share about my experience with boundaries and a written boundary agreement. If you have any qu...