Sis, It's Not You, It's Your Boundaries! w/Cassandra Rowe, LPC-S, The Boundaries Therapist

Those are the only two absolutes!While there may be consequences to the new boundaries you set, they still need to be set. Thank you Cassandra for sharing this amazing lesson! In this episode we discuss:-The need to reparent yourself-Identifying unhealthy relationships-Knowing that you always have a choiceThis top-tier episode with the amazing Cassandra Rowe is ready for you today!With Special Guest Cassandra Rowe, LPC-S, The Boundaries Therapist (She/Her)https://www.epiphanycounselingtexas.com/https://www.instagram.com/epiphanycounseling/Cassandra holds a Bachelor’s degree from Texas Wesleyan University in Social Science and a Master’s degree from Amberton University in Professional Counseling. Cassandra is a Licensed Professional Counselor (LPC) and LPC Clinical Supervisor (LPC-S). Cassandra has worked as a Student Support Counselor (Crisis Counselor) for Mansfield Independent School District since 2006 and she is the owner of Epiphany Counseling Services, LLC in Arlington, Texas. Her clients have affectionately nicknamed her "The Boundaries Therapist".This episode is sponsored by:✅ BetterHelpwww.betterhelp.com/absolutelynotBetterHelp allows you to connect with one of 24,000 licensed therapists in a safe and private online environment. You pay just a low flat fee for unlimited therapy with your therapist.Visit www.betterhelp.com/absolutelynot for more information and to get 10% off your first month.🎧You can listen to the podcast on Anchor, Spotify, Apple Podcasts and more.https://anchor.fm/katrina-strohl💜Don't forget to support Absolutely Not! in anyway you can here: Support the Missionhttps://www.katrinastrohl.com/support🎉Check out more episodes here: More Episodeshttps://www.katrinastrohl.com/blog📇Contact your host, Katrina Strohl (they/she) here: Contact Katrinahttp://www.katrinastrohl.com/contactAbsolutely Not! is a live podcast series dedicated to providing examples of setting personal boundaries at work and the vocabulary needed to name harm. Special guests are interviewed about their experiences and what