Monica Ziegler, LMHC

Therapy for Self-Esteem Issues

Self-Esteem affects the way that you feel.

About Self-Esteem

It may have a large part in the way that you feel and the degree to which you enjoy life or spend time worrying. Esteem is defined as feeling worthy. If you look up to a family member because they are a great listener, you see that person in high regard (esteem).

Self-Esteem refers to the worth that you give yourself and the value that you believe you have. The higher your self-esteem, the more positive you feel.

If someone has good self-esteem, it doesn’t mean that they are bragging, it is an accurate appraisal of the things that they can or cannot do well. Many people don’t look at whether we are happy with ourselves.

No one is free from imperfection. Even though some people may appear to be great at everything, they are good at some things and some things may be hard for them.

Self-esteem can be defined as looking ourselves in a optimistic fashion that is truthful.

Importance of Self-Esteem

Everyone has self-esteem, and having good self-esteem is really necessary. It allows you to walk around with your head up and feel good of yourself and your abilities, even if you are having a bad day.

Self-esteem allows you the strength to experiment with new things and the ability to believe that you can accomplish things. It lets you not be too hard on yourself when you make mistakes. If you respect yourself, others generally will respect you as well.

If you think you might have low self-esteem, try scheduling an appointment with me to talk about it.  I may be able to help you come up with some good ideas for building your self-esteem.

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