Clone of Boundaries in Foster Care Part 1: Boundaries in your Role as a Foster Parent

Boundaries in Foster Care Part 2: Maintaining Boundaries in Your Foster Home

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CHECK YOUR UNDERSTANDING

Check or fill in the appropriate answer to the following questions. First try to answer from your understanding of the material before referring back to the course. These questions address information specifically stated in the program.
1. Boundaries exist in five areas. What are they?
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2. The best strategy for a foster parent to maintain their own boundaries is to take care of themselves physically, emotionally and socially.
3. This self-study explores the idea of a “mantra” or phrase to say to yourself to help keep you focused in a positive way. Give two (2) examples of a mantra either given in the self-study or ones that you like to use.
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4. Babies are born with the internal boundaries that they will have for the rest of their lives.
5. Sharing too much personal and confidential information about your foster child with your relatives or other foster parents is an example of poor boundaries.
6. What are two signs that a child may be having boundary problems?
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7. What are ways the foster parents can teach a child boundaries?
8. A blank* refer to a desired way to interact with other people. (FILL IN THE BLANKS)
9. Trust Based Relational Intervention or TBRI teaches that blanks* and blank*are both critical for developing boundaries and self-regulation. (FILL IN THE BLANKS) fields and text.
10. Give two examples of house rules that could provide safety and comfort to all family members.
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11. It is the foster parent’s responsibility to set limits if family members speak in a hurtful way to a child or talk badly about a child’s birth parents or extended family.
12. Establishing boundaries for your family means always being aware and responsible for which adults have contact with your children.
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Boundaries in Foster Care Part 2: Maintaining Boundaries in Your Foster Home
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Boundaries in Foster Care Part 2: Maintaining Boundaries in Your Foster Home