Boundary Scripts: What to Say When You Finally Speak Up

The Boundary Scripts Guide
Words for the Conversations You Keep Avoiding

You know the boundary you need to set. You've rehearsed it in the shower a hundred times. And then the moment comes — and the guilt gets there first.

This guide gives you the exact words. Not vague advice to "just communicate better," but real, ready-to-use scripts for the specific conversations that keep you up at night: the parent who overstays their welcome, the friend who never respects your time, the family member who guilts you into saying yes.

Inside, you'll find:

• Word-for-word scripts for the most common (and hardest) boundary conversations
• What to say when someone pushes back, gets defensive, or gives you the silent treatment
• How to hold the boundary after you've set it — without over-explaining or apologizing it away
• A short guide to the guilt that shows up right when you need your voice the most

No therapy-speak. No 40-page workbook. Just the words you've been missing, laid out clearly enough to use today.

Instant digital download (PDF). From someone who's lived it.