When It Is Used
Use this plan when relationship situations may affect recovery and the client needs clearer boundaries and responses.
Setting Boundaries Plan
Setting Boundaries Plan is a ready-to-send tool for practitioners in safety-focused recovery treatment. It helps a practitioner and client identify high-risk relationship situations, define specific boundaries, recognize crossed-boundary cues, and name intended responses.
Try a sample boundary map, then save the tool for use with clients.
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Tool guide
Learn more about this tool
Use this background section to understand when the tool fits, how practitioners use it, and what to consider before sharing it with clients.
What It Captures
The tool captures situations, boundaries, crossed-boundary cues, intended responses, missing-element cues, and practitioner review notes.
Limits
The tool does not assess relationship diagnoses, label people as safe or unsafe, provide legal advice, or decide whether a relationship should continue.
Does Setting Boundaries Plan decide whether a relationship is safe?
No. The tool organizes client- and practitioner-entered boundary planning content; it does not classify relationships automatically.
Can sensitive relationship details be entered without real names?
Yes. The product supports neutral labels or client-chosen wording for sensitive relationship content.
Can incomplete boundary entries be saved?
Yes. Incomplete entries are saved and marked with missing boundary, cue, or response parts for review.
Is demo relationship content saved into my account?
No. Saving stores the fixed tool, while fictional demo situations and sample notes are discarded.