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What is Self Esteem?

Self-esteem is all about your overall view of yourself — how you perceive your strengths and limitations — is referred to as your self-esteem. When you have a healthy sense of self-esteem, you feel pretty good about yourself and believe that you are worthy of others' regard.

When you have poor self-esteem, you don't appreciate your thoughts and ideas. You may be concerned about not being good enough all the time.

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What are the advantages of having high self-esteem?

When you have strong self-esteem and perceive yourself positively, you feel at ease and worthwhile. You have typically pleasant interpersonal interactions and are self-assured in your strengths. When you have a good sense of self-worth, you are able to:

  • Be self-assured in communicating your demands.
  • Self-assured in your decision-making abilities
  • You are able to create and maintain trusting and honest relationships, moreover, are less inclined to stay in unhealthy ones.
  • You will be less inclined to be too judgemental of yourself and others if you are reasonable in your aspirations.
  • More robust and capable of withstanding stress and adversities.
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How to boost your Self-Esteem?

There are, fortunately, things you may do to alleviate self-esteem issues. You may boost your self-esteem by taking the following steps:

  • Make a conscious effort to be more aware of unhealthy ideas. Recognize the misguided notions that are affecting your self-esteem.
  • Negative thought habits should be challenged. Try replacing negative ideas with more rational and happy thoughts when you catch yourself thinking negatively.
  • Make positive self-talk a habit. Recite affirmation prayers aloud to yourself.
  • Self-love is a good thing to practice. Practice forgiving yourself for any faults in the past and moving ahead by embracing all aspects of your personality.
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Understanding Self-Esteem

Self-esteem refers to a person’s overall sense of self-worth and self-respect. Low self-esteem can impact personal relationships, career growth, mental health, and daily decision-making. It often stems from negative self-perception, past experiences, or unrealistic comparisons with others.

Dr. Tulika Shukla provides personalized counseling to help individuals recognize their strengths, develop confidence, and foster a healthier self-image, enabling them to navigate life more positively and assertively.

Common Issues We Address

  • Self-doubt and lack of confidence
  • Difficulty asserting needs or boundaries
  • Negative self-talk and self-criticism
  • Social withdrawal or fear of judgment
  • Perfectionism and fear of failure
  • Anxiety or depressive symptoms related to self-worth

Self-Esteem Tips

  • Practice positive self-talk and affirmations daily
  • Set achievable goals and celebrate personal progress
  • Focus on strengths rather than comparing to others
  • Engage in activities that boost confidence and skills
  • Maintain a supportive social circle that encourages growth

Counseling Support

  • Seek guidance from qualified counselors or therapists
  • Explore cognitive-behavioral strategies to challenge negative thoughts
  • Participate in group sessions to build social confidence
  • Work on emotional regulation and stress management techniques
  • Encourage ongoing self-reflection and personal development

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