Self Esteem therapists in Smiths Falls, Ontario ON, Canada CA
Lavendar Meadows Therapy
Pre-Licensed Professional, BSS, MACP, MST, OCT
After working with children in the school boards for 10 years, building children and teens self esteem is a passion of mine.
2 Years Experience
Melanie Fuller
Registered Psychotherapist, Psychotherapist (Qualifying)
There are a variety of factors which contribute to low self esteem and each person experiences and describes this phenomenon differently. While we are social creatures, we are also protective of our own needs and safety. I will collaborate with you to form a non-static treatment plan that meets you where you are at.
5 Years Experience
Ivan Pityk
Registered Psychotherapist, MA, RP
Self-esteem can often be very difficult to build, especially when our first natural tendency is to focus on other's perception of us. I work on turning client's focus on the self through self-care practices, processing and exploring past difficulties and emotional injuries. This helps clients to heal and build self-esteem by developing their uncompromisable self and learning how to set boundaries with themselves and others.
2 Years Experience
Heal The Centre for Wellness
Registered Psychotherapist, RP
In this day and age, access to comparison is endless. Our self-esteems are taking the brunt of this as we find ourselves accessing others lives, relationships, bodies, finances, and appearances at the snap of our fingers. Therapy can help develop confidence and strength in regards to self-esteem.
5 Years Experience
Sarah Elizabeth McMillan
Licensed Clinical Social Worker, MA, MSW, RSW
Mental health support for physical illness, pain and uncertainty. There are points in our lives where we may find ourselves wondering "who am I now?", "what is my purpose?", "is this how I want to live?". We may grapple with a yearning to be truly understood by the people around us, a desire to make sense of the suffering we've experienced and hold deep set fears about illness and death. We may feel fundamentally different compared to others and who we used to be leaving us unsure of ourselves, our needs and our interactions. Different stages of illness and periods of our lives may also bring on new questions and concerns for us to explore so we can connect with what matters most to us.
6 Years Experience