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Ground rules definition
Agreed expectations or rules set at the beginning of a relationship about how people will behave
Boundaries definition
Personal limits that define what someone is comfortable or not comfortable with
Difference between ground rules and boundaries
Ground rules are shared agreements between people while boundaries are personal limits set by an individual
Why are ground rules important
They create clear expectations and reduce misunderstandings in relationships
Effect of ground rules
They help build trust respect and clear communication
Example of a ground rule
Agreeing to be honest with each other
Why are boundaries important
They protect a person’s safety comfort and wellbeing
Effect of boundaries
They prevent pressure manipulation and unhealthy behaviour
Example of a boundary
Saying no to sex alcohol or unsafe situations
What happens if boundaries are not respected
The relationship can become unsafe disrespectful or toxic
What is conflict
A disagreement or argument between people with different views or feelings
Why conflict resolution is important
It helps maintain relationships and prevents problems from getting worse
Step 1 Identify the problem
Clearly state what the issue is and how each person feels
Step 2 Express feelings
Communicate feelings calmly using I statements
Step 3 Listen to the other person
Actively listen without interrupting to understand their perspective
Step 4 Negotiate a solution
Work together to find a fair compromise
Step 5 Agree on a solution
Decide on a solution and how to move forward
Skill used in conflict resolution communication
Clearly expressing thoughts and feelings
Skill used in conflict resolution active listening
Paying attention and showing understanding
Skill used in conflict resolution empathy
Understanding how the other person feels
Skill used in conflict resolution negotiation
Finding a compromise that works for both people
Skill used in conflict resolution self management
Staying calm and controlling emotions
Positive outcome of conflict resolution
Stronger relationships and better understanding
Negative side of conflict resolution
Not all conflicts are solved immediately and may require time
What is a positive relationship
A relationship that supports wellbeing and respect
What is an inclusive relationship
A relationship where everyone feels accepted valued and included
What is a satisfying relationship
A relationship that meets emotional needs and brings happiness
Factor of communication
Sharing thoughts and feelings openly and honestly
Effect of communication
Builds understanding trust and prevents conflict
Factor of trust
Believing that the other person is reliable and honest
Effect of trust
Creates security and strengthens the relationship
Factor of respect
Valuing each other’s opinions feelings and boundaries
Effect of respect
Promotes equality and prevents harm
Factor of empathy
Understanding and sharing another person’s feelings
Effect of empathy
Helps include others and support emotional needs
Factor of support
Helping and encouraging each other
Effect of support
Builds confidence and strengthens connections
Factor of equality
Treating each other fairly and without control
Effect of equality
Prevents power imbalance and unhealthy behaviour
Factor of honesty
Being truthful with each other
Effect of honesty
Builds trust and avoids misunderstandings
Factor shared values/interests
Having common beliefs or activities
Effect of shared values
Strengthens connection and enjoyment