Boundaries and guilt trips in family farming counseling
The piece describes guilt as a feeling tied to personal standards and explains guilt trips as boundary violations used to control others. It notes such dynamics occur in families and rural communities, sometimes spanning generations, and suggests real disruption when changing long-standing patterns.
Weed Control District Faces Job Cuts And Training
The supervisor announces end of duties this week with holidays starting next week and a layoff from November 1 to February 1, 1995. The board will reimburse extra training and reporting work, while Environment Canada requires the yearly November report. A joint meeting of four RM councils in November will review shared interests. A grant requires consultations, and local ratepayers support the district as a viable municipal enterprise despite flaws.
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Boundary setting for healthy family relationships
The text outlines how to set boundaries with others to align actions with beliefs. It advises clarity on personal goals and limits, communicating boundaries, and negotiating from strength. It emphasizes saying no, discussing options, and staying in control while handling guilt and emotional pressure. Val Farmer, a Rapid City psychologist, is cited.
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