Self-Esteem
Building Your Inner Confidence
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Self-esteem is the lens through which we view ourselves. For some, this lens magnifies strengths and successes. For others, it’s as though this lens is smeared, distorting our view with doubts and self-criticism. Remember, you are not alone. Self-esteem issues can subtly affect your life, making you question your worth or capabilities even in your brightest moments.
How can therapy help with self-esteem?
How can therapy help with self-esteem?
Therapy can empower you by:
Identifying your strengths: Learn to recognize and appreciate your abilities.
Addressing negative self-talk: Transform harsh inner dialogues into supportive, encouraging thoughts.
Setting realistic goals: Boost your confidence as you achieve attainable milestones.
Improving your assertiveness: Gain confidence in expressing your needs and desires.
Exploring past influences: Understand how past experiences have shaped your current self-image.
Celebrating small wins: Every step forward is a reason to celebrate and builds further confidence.
Through therapy, we can reconstruct the foundation of how you see yourself. We'll work on understanding where feelings of low self-esteem originate, and how to replace them with a sense of deserved self-worth.
What can influence self-esteem?
What can influence self-esteem?
Many factors can impact how you feel about yourself. Some common influences include:
Family dynamics: Early interactions within the family can set the tone for how we view ourselves.
Social comparisons: Comparing ourselves to others, especially in today's digital age, can diminish our self-worth.
Previous failures or criticisms: Past experiences can stick with us, influencing how we perceive our abilities.
Health issues: Physical or mental health challenges can affect how we feel about ourselves.
Cultural pressures: Societal norms and expectations can heavily influence our self-image.
If you’re ready to start the journey toward a stronger, more confident you, send us a message or schedule a 15-minute introductory phone call! Together, we can explore the paths that lead to a robust and resilient self-esteem.
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