Let's Build Your Self-Esteem!
Do you often think, “I’m worthless,” “I hate myself,” “I’m no good at this,” “I hate the way I look,” or “I don’t deserve good things happening to me”? Do you get stuck in the loop of thinking about the minutia of what you did wrong? Are you finding it difficult to stop thinking about the same negative thoughts over and over again?
Many of us struggle with self-esteem. Whether you don’t feel good about yourself, lack confidence, or struggle with your relationships, We know it can be difficult to view yourself in a positive light. Therapy can help you change the way you think about yourself so you can be happy, proud, and confident.
Having low self-esteem is not your fault
We often hear that we are our own harshest critic. But we aren’t born that way, we’re taught to think that way. We constantly hear that we’re not good enough from others, including our parents, teachers, peers, media, and society as a whole. No wonder so many of us have a poor view of ourselves and low self-esteem.
You can learn to love and be proud of yourself
Imagine loving yourself, being kind to yourself, and walking through life confidently. Psychotherapy trains you to change the way you think, leading to a more positive view of yourself so you can feel less anxious, stop beating yourself up, and start celebrating what you love about yourself and your accomplishments.
As a therapist, I’ve been helping people overcome low self-esteem for years. I can help you to see yourself in a positive light. Therapy provides you with more awareness and understanding so you begin to notice what you do well. People will low self-esteem are in the habit of only paying attention to the negatives and what they did wrong. When you only look at your faults, you’re not tuned into the moments when you’ve done something great.
You will learn how to build compassion for yourself.
Together we’ll reflect and highlight those things you did well and re-write the script. We will find moments when you did good and celebrate them. The more examples you have of what you did good, the more you challenge the unhealthy, poor self-esteem views of yourself, creating a positive belief system in yourself. As you develop better values that you’re happy about, you begin to build healthy self-esteem. The way you think about yourself and the language you use changes. Instead of asking yourself, “What did I do wrong?” you’ll ask yourself, “What did I do well? What can I do better? Where can I improve?”
Your new way of thinking will allow you to replace those negative thoughts with positive ones:
“I’m proud of myself.”
“I am great.”
“I’m worthy of love and praise.”
“I did a great job today!”
“I love myself as I am.”
Thinking positively about yourself when you have low self-esteem is always easier said than done. We will help you find compassion for yourself, build understanding, and develop a healthy, positive sense of self.
Feel good about yourself
When you have the ability to be more compassionate towards yourself, you are able to feel good about yourself and be proud. Soon your thoughts will be positive, hopeful, encouraging. You’ll have improved self-esteem, be more confident with your partner, happier with your friends, and have healthier relationships with everyone.
Invest in yourself
I love working with people who are committed to improving their self-esteem and their lives. We use a detail-oriented, solution-focused style so you can feel better about yourself quickly. You’ll be more compassionate towards yourself and gain back confidence. During therapy sessions we use a conversational and easy-going approach, so you can feel comfortable, confident, and empowered to set and reach your goals.
It all If your ready to build you self-esteem, contact me today to schedule for your free consultation.
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