3 Types of Boundaries from Structural Family Therapy

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Learn the types of boundaries you are setting, encountering, and where you might be getting stuck. Shaneé Hucks, LMFT-Associate, gives you multiple examples while teaching you about the 3 types of boundaries: rigid boundaries, diffuse boundaries, and clear boundaries. Although the boundary types remain true to structural family therapy, the examples are applied more creatively and within a systemic context.

Examples include parent-child conflict, infidelity, diet or binge eating, and conflict with in-laws.

MUSIC:
Somewhere In The Mountains by Oleksii Abramovych

PROFESSIONAL INFORMATION:
Shaneé Hucks, LMFT-Associate
Owner/Therapist at Evolve Relational Therapy, PLLC
Supervised by Dr. Erica Carpenter, LMFT-S
Pronouns: She/Her
Phone: (940) 202-9292

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