eiseEducation

Boundary breaches rarely begin with dramatic or unethical behaviour. More often, they develop slowly — through subtle emotional shifts, countertransference pressures, and small deviations in the therapeutic frame that feel harmless in the moment but accumulate over time. These early signs of boundary drift are easy to miss, especially in trauma, dissociation, personality disorder, crisis, and high-dependency presentations.

In this webinar, we will explore how therapists “start to slide” — clinically, ethically, and emotionally — and how to identify these early micro-shifts before they turn into enactments or ethical breaches. We will examine the relational, countertransference, trauma-based, and other factors that pressure boundaries, and outline practical strategies for recovery and repair. 

This webinar is designed for experienced clinicians who want a deeper, more nuanced understanding of boundaries, beyond rule-based ethics — moving toward a relational, reflective, and clinically sophisticated approach.