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How to Handle Boundary Violations?

If boundaries are violated, it is essential to address the situation promptly:
- Acknowledge: Recognize that a boundary has been crossed.
- Discuss: Have an open discussion with the child and parents about the incident.
- Report: Follow institutional protocols for reporting and addressing boundary violations.
- Reflect: Reflect on the situation to prevent future occurrences.

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