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CE Credits Continuing Education Credit for this program is provided by The Awake Network. The Awake Network is approved by the American Psychological Association to sponsor continuing education for psychologists. The Awake Network maintains responsibility for this program and content. In addition to psychologists, some state boards also accept self-study courses from APA-approved providers for counselors, marriage and family therapists (MFTs), addictions professionals, and social workers. Please note that your state licensing board determines whether home study is an acceptable form of continuing education, as well as which types of credit are eligible. We encourage you to review your state’s current rules and regulations to confirm acceptance. Healthy Boundaries From the Inside Out awards 6 home study credits to participating professionals. Participants must complete the full course and complete a post test with a score of 80% or higher to be eligible for credit. No partial credit will be given. About the Instructors Jordan Quaglia, PhD, is an author, professor, and public speaker whose work bridges cutting-edge science with contemplative practice. He’s the author of From Self-Care to We-Care: The New Science of Mindful Boundaries and Caring from an Undivided Heart (Shambhala, 2025), and the developer of the Mindful Boundaries Method featured in this course. He is the founder and director of Weve Institute, the educational home for his courses, trainings, and applied work. He also serves as Associate Professor of Psychology at Naropa University, where he directs the Cognitive and Affective Science Lab and conducts research on mindfulness, compassion, and boundaries. Jordan is known for translating scientific and contemplative insights into practical tools that are both accessible and transformative. Explore Jordan’s work at www.jordanquaglia.com Clarissa Cigrand, PhD, LPC, is an Assistant Professor at Naropa University in the Mindfulness-Based Counseling program, where she specializes in counselor development, contemplative pedagogy, and liberatory education. She is also a licensed professional counselor, researcher, and content expert with the Awake Network. Clarissa’s presence in this course brings a grounded, heart-centered perspective to boundaries that honors both inner wisdom and embodied connection. Learning Objectives · Identify common misconceptions about boundaries and describe how a mindful, relational approach differs from rigid or purely self-protective models. · Apply the Mindful Boundaries Method™ to clarify when a boundary may be needed and determine what form it should take. · Use the Mindful Boundaries Method core practices to formulate clear, caring, and context-sensitive boundary actions and communication. · Distinguish between steady commitment to a boundary and flexible strategies for maintaining or adapting it over time. · Apply boundary principles within therapeutic and other helping relationships while considering role clarity, ethical responsibilities, and the needs of all involved. Conflicts of Interest Jordan Quaglia, PhD, is the creator of the Mindful Boundaries Method™ and the owner of the course and related educational materials. He receives revenue from course registrations and royalties from his book, From Self-Care to We-Care, which addresses related subject matter. These financial interests will be disclosed to participants, and the continuing education content is designed to be evidence-informed and educational rather than promotional.