A Psychologist’s Guide To Setting Healthy Boundaries

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Explore the psychology of healthy boundaries and why they matter. Gain tools to protect your energy and wellbeing. Followed by Q&A.

Tickets for iOS (Apple) App users - It is not possible to purchase online event tickets through the Eventbrite app, please open this page on a computer or mobile browser (safari or Google Chrome etc). To do this click the three buttons at the top right of the page, click share then copy the link to your browser.Do you find it hard to say no, feel drained after certain interactions, or struggle to balance your needs with others’ expectations? You’re not alone. Boundaries help protect your energy, support healthy relationships, and manage our needs – but many of us haven’t been taught how to set them, or feel unsure about how to hold them. In this online workshop, chartered psychologist Dr Sarah Crozier will guide you through challenges and opportunities of setting healthy boundaries. From family dynamics to work stress, we’ll explore how psychological factors and personal beliefs shape the way we relate to others and ourselves.You'll gain insights into the deeper “why” behind your boundaries, and walk away with strategies to use in daily life. Whether you’re navigating high demands, managing difficult relationships, or just want to feel more in control of your time and energy, this is a supportive, compassionate space to start making change.Workshop Highlights:<ul><li>Understand what boundaries really are – and why they matter for your wellbeing</li><li>Explore how your beliefs and identity shape the way you set (or struggle with) boundaries</li><li>Learn practical ways to reflect on, create, and hold your boundaries </li><li>See how boundaries apply across relationships and contexts: family, work, caregiving, and more</li></ul>Follow us on IG @seedtalksAbout your host:Dr Sarah Crozier is an associate professor in work psychology and a chartered psychologist. She has worked as a university academic for the last 15 years and before that as a practitioner psychologist. Her areas of expertise are broadly concerned with stress, well-being and identity, specifically how we make work better for people, how we integrate home and work, and how we foster inclusive and healthy workplace environments. She has led a number of research and consultancy programmes on these topics across many industries and sectors and published her work in leading journal publications and at international conferences.This workshop is 16+ Testimonials from our guests⭐ Truly riveting talks, always enjoy these - a great way to spend an evening with some pals. Already looking forward to the next one. - Alexander P ⭐ Expertly run, talks are always super informative and a lot of fun! Couldn’t recommend these enough! 5 star. - Owen S⭐ Been to a few talks and all have been super interesting. An enjoyable evening to go to either alone or with friends. The talks make for stimulating conversation. Highly recommend! - Daisy J