Episode 260: Boundaries in Life & Parenting with Annie Hopkins

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Setting healthy and appropriate boundaries is vital for our health–people who struggle to prioritize themselves have also been shown to fall ill most often. The question of how to set boundaries, however, may not be the right question to start with. Instead, what we need to unpack first is: why is boundary setting so hard?

In today’s discussion with Annie Hopkins, a pelvic floor physical therapist and owner of Full Bloom Wellness, Erin and Annie go over the definition of boundaries and why self-identity and self-worth is required for healthy boundary setting. Listeners will also learn the surprising brain-based distinction between compassion and empathy, and how to care for others without burning out.

In this episode:

What are boundaries? [11:25]

Self-worth and self-identity [12:31]

Tension between needs for attachment and autonomy [24:23]

Common characteristics of ill individuals [29:40]

The distinction between compassion and empathy [40:09]

Resources mentioned:

The Boundaries Course (Available for free within the Funk’tional Nutrition Collective)

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111: Sh*t We Don't Talk About (Good Girls Gone Bad) 

114: The Postpartum Revolution with Annie Hopkins, PT

155: Unpacking Core Beliefs 

170: Fatigue, Low Cortisol & Radical Momming

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