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Human relationships are complex, and each type serves a different purpose in our lives. Yet, many people struggle to articulate or even understand the distinctions between friendships, intimate partnerships, and therapeutic relationships. This confusion can lead to blurred boundaries, unmet expectations, and emotional strain.

As women’s circles grow in popularity, so does the depth of what unfolds within them. Without supervision or ethical oversight, facilitators risk blind spots and burnout. Here’s why professional reflection matters.

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