Becoming Boundaried
Helping compassionate people find peace, confidence, and joy through boundaries.
Empowering Compassionate Hearts
With Therapist, Author, & Boundaries Guide, Molly Davis Moon
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Hey there, compassionate friend.
Have you spent years keeping the peace for everybody else?
So many of us long to experience that same peace, love, and care for ourselves.
Buuut peace is awfully hard to find when we've been given a seriously flawed idea of what love and kindness are supposed to look like. 😮💨
This is why so many of us tend to:
😖 Feel guilty when we try to say no,
😵💫 Get taken advantage of due to our empathy and generosity (over and over again),
🥺 Frequently find ourselves stuck in one-sided, hurtful, or toxic relationships,
😭 Aaand quietly suffer with resentment, anxiety, depression, or burn-out (mainly from dealing with all of the above).
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If you can relate, you're not alone.
Many compassionate people struggle with these same things!
Words like "people-pleasing" or "codependent" may describe some of our symptoms, sure, but focusing on those issues doesn't provide the deeper healing and change we long for.
What can we do?
I've found our actual problem is simple.
The real problem is found within the architecture of our deepest boundaries.
As in, er, what boundaries? 🥴
Sound familiar?
The thing is, most of us are highly intelligent folks: naturally responsible, empathic, caring and resourceful.
In fact, a lot of us have made a literal career out of this -- and we're good at it, too!
We're counselors, teachers, physicians, social workers, chaplains, nurses, attorneys, non-profit leaders, accountants, physical therapists, coaches, healers, yoga teachers, engineers, scientists, artists, professors, librarians...
(the list goes on)!
In other words, WE are the folks other people come to for help with THEIR problems.
So... where do we go to get help with our own?
How can we do what we've never been taught?
No one has ever shown us the truth about boundaries for compassionate people.
No wonder we're totally confused about what and where our true boundaries are (much less how to integrate and embody them)!
Isn't it time for a change?
Hi there! I'm Molly,
the therapist-turned-boundaries-guide
and I'm so glad you're here!
You may already know me as an author 📘, podcaster 🎧, or as the “boundaries cartoonist” on social media 🎨 — but what I really do is help compassionate people (all around the globe) step into their power and reclaim their joy, their truth, and their energy through the art of our true boundaries.
This is not just theory. It’s the same method that completely changed my life — and has now helped thousands of others do the same.
Over the years, I’ve developed a unique approach to boundaries — one that goes faaaar beyond scripts or communication tips.
I call it The Becoming Boundaried Method™.
Molly in her ancestral home of Alaska
Introducing
The Becoming Boundaried Method
The Becoming Boundaried Method™ is a transformational process that helps compassionate people connect to the inner architecture of their boundaries — the energetic, emotional, and psychological structure that allows them to live in alignment with both their truth and their compassion.
Through a blend of nervous-system science, creative process, and deep inner work, my clients learn to stop abandoning themselves, ditch the guilt, and step into their true essence.
This is because our true boundaries are vibrant, living edges that protect our hearts, allow our energy move freely and our truth flow with ease.
This is where boundaries stop being a script we recite and start becoming the expansive edges of our being.
Where boundaries become the inner architecture of your peace, power, and presence
Living Proof
These are real words from real humans who’ve walked this path — therapists, leaders, healers, helpers, and other deeply compassionate graduates who found their way back to themselves through doing this work.
A big thank you to the amazing photographer, Jamie Taylor Photography, who captured all of the Alaska photos of me (my ancestral home) and has given me permission to use them here.
All other images on this website are my own hand-drawn cartoons and are subjected to copyright. Unauthorized use without permission is prohibited under copyright law.
