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Healthy Boundaries: Learning to Understand and Set Boundaries After Betrayal

By Dan Drake

A practical guide to the word everyone uses and few can define — what a boundary is, how it differs from an ultimatum or a punishment, and how to set and hold one after betrayal.

Information last checked: 2026-08-29
FORMATWorkbook
PRICEPaid
TIMEMulti-week program
BEST FORBetrayed partners working out what boundaries actually mean in practice
Directory overview

What it is

'Set boundaries' is the advice every betrayed partner receives and almost nobody is taught to execute. Dan Drake — a licensed therapist holding CSAT-S and CCPS-S credentials, meaning he is a supervisor-level specialist in both sex addiction and partner trauma — works through what a boundary actually is: a statement about your own behaviour rather than a demand about someone else's, distinct from an ultimatum, a threat, or a punishment. The workbook format matters, because the difficulty is rarely understanding the concept and almost always applying it to a specific situation at a specific moment. Clinical rather than devotional in tone, which makes it usable alongside faith-based work rather than in competition with it. For a partner who keeps saying 'I don't know what I'm allowed to ask for,' this is the book.

What it may help with

  • My spouse's porn use has hurt me
  • We're rebuilding our marriage

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