Three women sit together on a gray couch in a bright living room, smiling and engaged in conversation. In the center, a young woman with Down syndrome wearing glasses and a cream-colored hoodie with sparkly letters reading "ROCK" gestures expressively with both hands while speaking. On the left, a woman in a dark green top holds a yellow mug and listens, while on the right, a woman with curly brown hair in a tan hoodie smiles attentively.

Understanding Healthy Boundaries and Personal Privacy for Adults with I/DD

Everyone deserves to feel safe and respected. For adults with I/DD, learning healthy boundaries and personal privacy builds independence, confidence, and meaningful relationships. This guide covers physical, emotional, social, and digital boundaries, why privacy matters, teaching strategies for families and caregivers, and how DSPs can empower self-advocacy.

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