Self Esteem therapists in Magna, Utah UT
Self Esteem
Chris Whitehead
Counselor/Therapist, CMHC
What we think of ourselves matters. It’s the place from which we move through our world. It affects what we think, what we feel, and how we relate to other people. There are many things that affect our self-esteem. Together we will explore what may be in the way of your self-esteem and work to strengthen how you think and feel about yourself.
7 Years Experience
Self Esteem
Tivoli Cousineau
Marriage and Family Therapist, LMFT
I use a personalized approach to assist in accepting one's positive characteristics and finding an authentic sense of self.
13 Years Experience
Self Esteem
Dr. Nicole Parkes
Psychologist, PsyD
I offer a compassionate journey toward self-discovery and self-esteem building. I understand the silent struggles that come with low self-worth — the doubts, the internal criticisms, and the fear of not being 'enough.' With a heart full of empathy and understanding, I guide my clients to gently peel back the layers of their self-perception, revealing the unique and intrinsic value of each person. Together, we work to transform negative self-talk into empowering affirmations, turning personal challenges into opportunities for growth. This journey is about more than just feeling better about oneself; it's about embracing and celebrating your true self, unleashing the confidence and self-love that has always been there, waiting to be acknowledged and flourished.
8 Years Experience
Self Esteem
Dr. JD Wright
Psychologist, PhD, Licensed Psychologist
I want to be happy; I want to feel better; I want to feel good about myself. Many people come in with these goals but feel hopeless about finding a path toward them. I hold a specialization in positive psychology, and a focus on esteem, worth, and meaning is deeply embedded in all of my work. I work with many people who are struggling to feel good about themselves or their lives and hoping for better.
4 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