Community Safety and Boundaries
Kia ora koutou, Weclome Everyone,
Relationship Reset Collective is a space for honest conversations, practical learning, accountability, and growth. Relationship challenges can be deeply personal. To help keep this community respectful and emotionally safe, every member is expected to follow these boundaries.
1. Protect Privacy
Do not share another person’s name, photograph, messages, workplace, address, or identifying information. Tell your story from your own perspective. Focus on your experience, emotions, choices, and responses rather than exposing someone else’s private life. Please remember that this is an online community. We can ask members to respect confidentiality, but complete confidentiality cannot be guaranteed.
2. Speak with Respect
Disagreement is allowed. Shaming, bullying, threats, humiliation, personal attacks, discrimination, and abusive language are not. Challenge ideas and behaviours without attacking people.
3. Do not Diagnose Others
Please do not label another person as a narcissist, psychopath, addict, abuser, or mentally unwell.
You can describe behaviours and explain how they affected you, but diagnosing someone is not the purpose of this community.
4. Avoid blame and partner-bashing
This is not a place to gather support for attacking or humiliating your partner or former partner.
We will focus on recognising patterns, taking responsibility, creating safety, and choosing healthier responses.
5. Share advice carefully
Speak from your own experience rather than telling someone what they must do.
Use phrases such as:
  • “What helped me was…”
  • “One option you could consider is…”
  • “A question that helped me was…”
6. Know the limits of this community
Relationship Reset Collective provides education, reflection, and community support. It is not emergency assistance, legal advice, medical care, or a substitute for individual therapy.
If you or someone else is in immediate danger, contact emergency services or an appropriate local support service.
Posts that breach these boundaries may be edited or removed. Repeated or serious breaches may result in removal from the community.
By participating, you agree to help make this a place of honesty, dignity, accountability, and care.
Safety first. Respect always. Growth without shame.
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