Self-esteem has to do with a person’s confidence, feelings of adequacy, and the overall way they think of themselves. If someone is unsure of themselves, they may feel unworthy, nervous, or sad. Self-esteem issues can also stem from other mental health concerns, such as anxiety, trauma, or depression.
Available Treatment Options
The bulk of counseling interventions for improving self-esteem include challenging negative thought patterns. Understanding the root of these thoughts can also be helpful in therapy. Therapists and counselors can help people process and resolve harmful childhood messages, challenge negative thoughts, and set goals for self-empowerment and self-love.
Therapists Who Specialize in Helping Those Who Struggle With Self Esteem
ONLINE THERAPY AVAILABLE- Life have you a bit unbalanced? Now is the time to rewrite your story and make change. Together we’ll discover the tools and supports you need to be successful. Most of us find it difficult to change and with a positive support network, you’ll discover ways to decrease your worry and angst while increasing your satisfaction with the life you live. Specializing in...
Seeking support can be a difficult decision, but one that can be well worth the efforts. Whether your growth is personal through individual therapy, or you're working through the challenges of parenting, or have the goal to improve your relationship through couples work, committing to therapy can help you get there. I believe we are truly our best selves when we gain insights and understanding...
Honestly, life is hard. Reaching out for help, well, that can be even harder. I understand, and I am here for you. Life often throws curve balls our way and figuring out how to navigate them can be extremely difficult. My goal is help you find ways to get through these times by creating coping strategies, healthy boundaries, and core skills that can be tapped into when needed. I am here to prov...
“Sometimes the bravest and most important thing you can do is just show up.” Brene Brown -Putting yourself first can be scary. Showing up in life can be overwhelming but I believe showing up is half the battle and from there we can create a collaborative therapeutic relationship to help you on your path of healing and self-discovery. I integrate principles of psychodynamic, attachment, mindfuln...
We all have a story worth telling. Therapy should be a safe place to put all pieces on the table and sort them out. Therapy takes courage, humility and commitment to our mental, emotional and spiritual health. It can help us restore to ourselves some of what the pain of life has stolen from us. Just as beauty springs up from even the thickest ash, we sometimes surprise ourselves with our capaci...
I look forward to learning about your story and the strengths and supports that have helped you in the past. I value a strong therapist-client relationship, and I believe that together we can set meaningful and attainable goals to foster more peace and functioning in your daily life. I teach mindfulness and generally use cognitive behavioral therapy and solution-focused brief therapy in my...
Welcome! I work with individuals, children, teens, children, and families. My aim is to help individuals and families, identify their strengths, and meet their goals. Currently, I offer personalized strategies, troubleshooting assistance, and emotional support for parenting stresses created by Covid. Common challenges during this time might include: establishing realistic learning plans, creati...
I’m not your average therapist. Extremely passionate about healing and helping. I provide compassionate, deeply insightful, and emotionally honest support in a safe space. In our therapeutic relationship we will do real work - in a collaborative process. From a humanist perspective, I believe we don’t need to be fixed, but healed instead. Being human is hard, we could all use support. I us an...
I work with adults who feel depressed, anxious, lonely, ashamed, stigmatized, othered, or “not good enough.” Areas of expertise include existential concerns about one’s purpose and finding meaning; struggles with sexism/misogyny; and challenges around reproductive issues (infertility, miscarriage, traumatic labor/delivery, postpartum depression). My therapeutic practice is humanistic, existenti...
Are you or your child dealing with anxiety, depression, or daily stressors? Are you and your family struggling with extreme behaviors with your child? These behaviors could include defiance, anger, aggression, poor impulse control, lack of appropriate social skills, lack of appropriate coping strategies, poor frustration tolerance lack of appropriate communication skills, and Low self-esteem. M...
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I love working with couples, teens, and adults. A majority of my practice consists of adults and teens who are suffering from depression, anxiety, or other life struggles, and couples who need to address: communication, healthy fighting skills, affair recovery, or grief due to the loss of a child or loved one. Having normalcy in our lives is so beneficial, but it can also be overwhelming. I am ...
I help people who are feeling depressed, feel less depressed. I understand how uncomfortable it can be to feel stuck in depression. Are you having trouble sleeping, eating too little, or too much? Hiding how you really feel inside, not wanting others to know? Others say you have so much to be thankful for, but you just feel guilty and ashamed that you’re not able to feel that way; forcing a smi...
