Self Esteem therapists in East Chicago, Indiana IN
Self Esteem
Faye Williams
Therapist, Associate Licensed Marriage and Family Therapist
Building a sense of self-esteem and confidence takes time. I understand the profound impact that low self-esteem can have on your overall well-being and quality of life. Whether you struggle with feelings of unworthiness, self-doubt, or a critical inner voice, know that you are not alone. With support from a therapist, you can rediscover a sense of meaning and purpose, take steps towards living a life of fulfillment, and cultivate a deeper sense of self-esteem and confidence.
2 Years Experience
Self Esteem
Lee Chase
Psychologist, Ph.D.
There are times we have had experiences or interactions that have dampened the way we see ourselves. So often our inner voice is quite negative and judgemental. Through therapy, we will examine what your self-esteem is based on, where it needs strengthening, and how to shore up your coping skills, self-talk, and sense of self.
30 Years Experience
Self Esteem
Alan Jacobson, Psy.D.
Psychologist, Licensed Psychologist, Nationally Registered Health Service Provider
Self-esteem therapy work can help you feel more content, comfortable, and capable in a wide variety of contexts. I'll combine powerful and effective techniques to boost your feelings of esteem, confidence, and worth. This type of therapy can have wide-ranging, lasting effects. Self-esteem work is a cornerstone of my practice.
23 Years Experience
Self Esteem
Dr. Christine Manley
Psychologist, PhD in Clinical Psychology
Self-esteem is a widely misunderstood concept. I often feel that enhancing an individual's self-efficacy (their perception of their competence) can be a much more effective approach to building self-esteem than other treatment models. If you feel you may experience poor self-esteem, please contact me.
9 Years Experience
Self Esteem
Richard Scott, Ph.D.
Psychologist, Ph.D.
How we feel about ourselves often will influence how we see relationships, life satisfaction, and the world around us. When we see ourselves negatively, we tend to put ourselves down and only believe negative appraisals of who we are. Therapy can help challenge that tendency to be self-critical and only see our worst qualities and build a better understanding about our strengths, attributes, and positive characteristics. We can learn how to show ourselves kindness and compassion and this will help us be better people who are able to be resilient and confront the challenges we face in our lives.
18 Years Experience