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Category Archives: self-esteem

New Year’s Resolutions vs Lasting Change

Anxiety and Stress Posted on January 2, 2020 by SuzanneApril 28, 2020

I cannot count the years that I started out the new year making resolutions about all the changes I wanted to make, i.e. lose weight and get into better physical shape, only to lose momentum a few months later.  In … Continue reading →

Posted in Achieving Goals, commitment, feeling stuck, fulfilling dreams, life coaching, personal growth, positive change, positive changes, self identity, self-esteem, spiritual coaching | Tagged achieving goals, acoa, feeling stuck, fulfilling dreams, help is available, life coaching, new years resolutions, personal growth, positive changes, recovery, self-reliance

Fear About Fear

Anxiety and Stress Posted on October 28, 2014 by SuzanneOctober 28, 2014

For many of us who have dealt with fear since we were children, there are many layers of fear.  Fear and anxiety come from within us and are always looking for a place to land.   So we may worry … Continue reading →

Posted in anxiety symptoms, coping skills, mindfulness, self-esteem, social anxiety, sources of stress and anxiety, stress management, Uncategorized | Tagged acceptance, anxiety, awarenesses, connecting with our experience, coping skills, coping with feelings, emotional healing, fear, paying attention, self-acceptance, self-awareness, stress, stress management, worry

Developing Compassion for Ourselves: Embracing Our Humanity and Managing Our Stress

Anxiety and Stress Posted on October 12, 2012 by SuzanneOctober 12, 2012

As I have stated before, anxiety is a part of life.  It is also a part of being human.  Being human can be very messy.  Many of us who grew up in dysfunctional homes, and have used “control” and “perfectionism” … Continue reading →

Posted in coping skills, mindfulness, self-esteem, sources of stress and anxiety, stress management, Stress Solutions | Tagged anxiety, awarenesses, coping skills, emotional healing, negative thinking, recovery, self-abuse, self-acceptance, self-awareness, self-compasion, self-criticism, self-esteem, self-image, self-love, stress management

Self-confidence: I Can Do It!

Anxiety and Stress Posted on August 28, 2011 by SuzanneJanuary 6, 2012

You may be asking what does self-confidence have to do with anxiety and stress management?  Wikapedia defines self-confidence as “…self-assuredness in one’s personal judgment, ability and power, etc….”  I like this definition because it emphasizes the concept of capability. Capability … Continue reading →

Posted in self-esteem | Tagged affirmations, anxiety, coping skills, core beliefs, negative thinking, recovery, self-confindence, self-criticism, self-esteem, self-image, stress

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