Self-Esteem

“The relationship you have with yourself sets the tone for every other relationship in your life.”

Struggling with self-esteem can affect nearly every part of your life, from your relationships and career to the way you see yourself day-to-day. You may constantly question your worth, doubt your abilities or feel like you’re never doing “enough.” Low self-esteem often develops over time through difficult experiences, criticism, perfectionism, trauma or unhealthy relationships, leaving you stuck in patterns of self-doubt and negative self-talk.

Therapy can help you build a stronger, healthier sense of self-worth. Together, we’ll explore the experiences and beliefs that have shaped the way you view yourself while developing tools to challenge self-criticism and build confidence from within. Over time, therapy can help you feel more secure, empowered and connected to your authentic self.

Common Signs of Low Self Esteem

Emotional Symptoms

  • Persistent self-doubt or insecurity

  • Harsh self-criticism or negative self-talk

  • Fear of failure or rejection

  • Difficulty accepting compliments or praise

  • Feeling “not good enough” despite achievements

Behavioral Symptoms

  • People-pleasing or difficulty setting boundaries

  • Comparing yourself to others frequently

  • Avoiding opportunities due to fear of failure

  • Seeking constant validation or reassurance

  • Staying in unhealthy relationships or situations