#46 How to Use Boundaries to Create Safety | Healing with WORTH

<p>As we take a little summer break with all of you, we wanted to re-release some of our favorite episodes. We will have new episodes for you in September!&nbsp;</p> <p>After our interview with <a href="https://anchor.fm/healingwithworth/episodes/44-Interview-with-Dr--Jill-Manning-on-Boundaries--Part-1--Healing-with-WORTH-esr7fd">Dr. Manning</a> we wanted to further discuss the topic of creating safety through setting boundaries. &nbsp;</p> <p>Living with a sex addict is risky behavior as they may be living a secret life unknown to us. &nbsp;</p> <p>How do we create safety for ourselves? &nbsp;</p> <p>We at times in our healing journey thought safety meant a physical safety, safety from harm, as well as having the physical necessities of life. &nbsp;We need to take into consideration safety also means from verbal, emotional, and financial harm. &nbsp;</p> <p>Assessing where our safety risks are, allows us to see where we need to create boundaries in our relationship.</p> <p>&nbsp;</p> <p><strong>Show Notes:</strong></p> <p>A new round of WORTH YSA classes are starting May 4th. &nbsp;We live in a world where pornography is pervasive. &nbsp;If you wish you could prepare your daughter to be strong, empowered and have knowledge to have a healthy relationship this is the class for her! &nbsp;Taught by Betrayal Trauma Coach Amie Woolsey. &nbsp;Learn more about this class and register at <a href="https://lifechangingservices.online/worth/worth-ysa/">https://lifechangingservices.online/worth/worth-ysa/</a></p>