Low self-esteem is a quiet, constant editor — second-guessing, comparing, discounting the good. Over time it shapes the choices you make and the chances you don't take.
Therapy helps you notice that voice, question it, and build a steadier, kinder sense of who you are.
Signs you might notice
- Harsh self-criticism
- Comparing yourself to others
- Difficulty accepting praise
- Holding back from opportunities
Common questions
Is this really 'enough' to need therapy?＋
If it's affecting how you live and choose, it's enough. You don't need a crisis to deserve support.
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