Ever found yourself at a loss for words when your parents handed you a religious gift? Or maybe you've been unsure how to react when a friend offered to pray for you? And let's not even mention those moments when someone took it upon themselves to lecture you about your beliefs.

Well, fear not! If you missed it, I had an insightful discussion on just how to navigate these tricky situations and establish healthy boundaries with your loved ones.

In the video below, hosted by Eric Wells and Amaia Perez from RfR (Recovering from Religion), I shared practical strategies on how to respond gracefully and assertively in various scenarios by taking from my experience as a seasoned Licensed Marriage and Family Therapist based in California.

I specialize in helping mixed belief and religious/secular couples cultivate connected, intimate, and united relationships. And guess what? I offer a free mini-course to help couples set the foundation for your united mixed belief relationship – talk about a hell of an offer! You can see that course here.

Whether it was navigating religious gifts from family, responding to prayers from friends, or handling unsolicited preaching, our discussion was packed with tools to help maintain boundaries while nurturing relationships.

Be sure to catch the replay and arm yourself with some invaluable insights for your own journey.

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