Worthy: A Self-Esteem Blog
What Not to Say to People With Low Self-Esteem (and What to Say Instead)
Some things not to say to those of us who tend to hate ourselves — and why, and what you might tell or ask us instead.
Some things not to say to those of us who tend to hate ourselves — and why, and what you might tell or ask us instead.
For some, resolutions are not the path to a better life.
Here are some strategies for picking gifts that not only are relatively trigger-free, but also possess healing powers which might outlast the gifts themselves.
If you are facing holidays this year with Those You Cannot Love, here are 4 helpful tactics.
Could your self-hatred be a coping strategy you never let go?
How might you create holidays around the ones that mean the most?
Learning to identify these games that have been forced on us can help us never to play them again.
Start observing your anger to truly understand where it should be directed.
When blaming yourself for your own suffering becomes a core belief.
Talk back to your inner critic with these tactics, including using funny voices with fake accents.
Are you often accused of being a complainer? Whiner? Pessimist? An ingrate too intent on inspecting your own alleged flaws to celebrate a candy-colored sunset or your health?
You’re not seeing yourself clearly, and social media may be to blame.