LAS VEGAS - nvtip -- Do men and women experience boundary challenges differently? A new research project aims to find out. Sheryl Green, a boundary expert, speaker, and author of You Had Me at No, is launching a study to explore how gender influences how people set, enforce, and navigate personal and professional boundaries.

The study seeks to collect data from a diverse range of participants to uncover patterns and insights that could lead to better communication, healthier relationships, and stronger leadership skills. By participating, individuals will contribute to groundbreaking research that may inform future discussions on workplace dynamics, personal well-being, and societal expectations around boundaries.

"This research is a critical step in understanding the real challenges people face when it comes to setting and maintaining boundaries," said Green. "The more we know, the better we can equip individuals and organizations with the tools they need to create healthier environments."

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The Boundary Perspectives Study is open for participation now, and individuals (18+) of all backgrounds are encouraged to take part. To learn more or to participate in the study, visit https://www.sherylgreenspeaks.com/the-boundary-perspectives-study/

ABOUT SHERYL GREEN SPEAKS

Sheryl Green is a mental health speaker and author, rescue dog mom, and plant addict who works with individuals and organizations to establish healthy boundaries to improve relationships, communication, and well-being.

Green is available for interviews, and the book is available by request. For more information, visit http://www.SherylGreenSpeaks.com or email sheryl@sherylgreenspeaks.com.

Sheryl Green's mission is to make the world a better place, one boundary at a time.