Free Download:
The Helping Professional’s Boundaries Check-In
Using the Boundaries Pyramid Framework
Boundaries aren’t fixed, they evolve as we do.
The Boundaries Check-In helps you pause, reflect, and identify where you’re currently sitting within Jazmin’s signature Boundaries Pyramid Framework.
Survive → Sustain → Thrive.
Designed for social workers, counsellors, educators, psychologists, and other helping professionals, this self-reflection tool supports you to bring clarity and intention to your professional and personal boundaries, without guilt or overwhelm.
What’s Inside This Guide for You?
A clear, compassionate way to self-assess your current boundary patterns
Insight into how your boundaries connect with your core values
Language to use in supervision, reflective practice, or peer discussions
A reminder that boundary work isn’t about perfection. It’s about consistency
A starting point to prepare for deeper learning in Jazmin’s upcoming online Boundaries Workshop Masterclass Series.
Whether you’re beginning to put boundaries in place, refining them as an experienced practitioner, or modelling them as a leader or business owner, this tool gives you a moment to pause, reflect, and realign.
Download your free Boundaries Check-In today and take the next step toward boundaries that feel clear, values-aligned, and sustainable.
This free guide also complements Jazmin’s upcoming Boundaries Workshop Series.
What Other Helping Professionals Are Saying:
“My supervision sessions with Jazmin have been nothing short of amazing! She is incredibly supportive and knowledgeable… particularly helpful for new social workers”
“Professional, warm and friendly. Perfect safe space to share and learn with other professionals”
“I attended a reflective practice session with Jazmin and found it extremely beneficial… It gave me insight and reassurance that I’m doing the best I can do and I’m not the only one going through certain challenges”
“Working with Jazmin has been a great experience… I have felt supported to grow within my role through supervision”
