Recognizing Low Self-Esteem & Getting Proper Treatment
effects of negative self-talk
could result in several mental health conditions like anxiety, fear, and depression.Therapy For Low Self-esteem By Dr. Joseph Lancaster
Therapy for self-esteem and changing your beliefs and behavior about how you think about yourself are the only ways to raise your self-esteem. If you have been struggling with self-esteem issues from early childhood until now, self-esteem therapy becomes necessary; otherwise, it could lead to serious mental health issues and even self-harm. I treat my patients with self-esteem issues with “person-centered” therapy. I help individuals recognize the cause and monitor negative beliefs, doubt, and anxiety to alleviating painful feelings. For more information on self-esteem therapy, feel free to contact me!
Frequently Asked Questions
Cognitive Behavior Therapy (CBT) is considered one of the most effective treatments for low self-esteem.
CBT helps the therapist recognize the real cause and monitor negative beliefs, doubts, and anxiety to alleviate pain and let you take constructive actions.
Therapists help through a number of psychological treatments, such as Cognitive behavioral therapy, compassion-focused therapy, and competitive memory training, which directly target low self-esteem.
Below are 5 ways to nourish your self-esteem.
- Use positive affirmations correctly.
- Identify your abilities and work on them.
- Learn to accept compliments.
- Don’t self-criticize and introduce self-compassion.
- Know your real worth.
Yes, definitely! You can take the help of a therapist to help you and guide you on how you can improve your low self-esteem.
Some Signs of Low Self-esteem are:
- Saying negative things about you.
- Always joking about and criticizing you.
- Blaming you when things go wrong.
- Thinking others are better than you.
