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enhancing your self esteem
when you are in a good relationship with yourself everyone benefits
EMBRACING YOUR “INNER CRITIC” PART II Building on the material and insights from part one, in this morning session we will focus on exploring the transition from “If only...” to “What if ..” We will look at creative strategies of the “dreamer, planner and critic” and how to use those resources to build self-esteem, confidence and a voice of your own authority. Creating a possibility to transform your “inner critic” into a voice of a true inner guidance, wisdom and knowing.Gaining new perspectives on old issues, creating new choices and developing a healthy, esteemed sense of Self. Booking for this event is essential , to reserve your place or for further information please e-mail Teresa on tscoaching@mac.com or call her on 07810 650 777 Time 10.00 am till 12.30 pm doors will open from 9.30 am Cost £15.00 per seminar including tea and coffee Venue Vivian Hall, Mumbles Road, Blackpill, Swansea SA3 5AS Date Saturday 19th of March and 7th of May 2011 for more info: click here enhancing your self esteem with Teresa Sherlock when you are in a good relationship with yourself everyone benefits
Our level of self-esteem affects virtually everything we think, say, feel and do in life. It is based on conscious and unconscious beliefs and thoughts we have about ourselves as a result of our experiences in life. It determines how we perceive and value ourselves and others. Throughout our lives, in fact from the day we are born we absorb endless external information and messages about ourselves that have a considerable impact on our sense of self. How we interpret that information determines if we feel good or bad about ourselves. The labels we create for ourselves and others define our identity. If you were to write a description of yourself what would it say? When our self-esteem is low the consequences can have a serious impact on our lives. Worry, anxiety, stress and inability to take action or enjoy life become a way of life. Feelings of not being good enough start creeping in and create a sense of limitation and isolation in the world. In my work as a psychotherapist and personal development coach I am increasingly aware of how many personal and professional issues are directly related to the low self-esteem and a lack of self-worth. The good news is that we can change the way we think and feel about ourselves. The process of change can be challenging as it requires stepping into the new and as yet unfamiliar way of being in the world. The rewards are great. Take a step towards creating a healthy self-esteem for yourself. Change the way you talk to yourself about yourself. Stop putting yourself down. Recognise your strengths and abilities. Turn your mistakes into learning opportunities. Gain insights into the value of your "inner critic". Move from the outward image into the inner substance. Please visit my web-site at www.teresasherlock.co.uk for more information.
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