Recovering The SelfA Journal of Hope and Healing

Self-Esteem

The Shocking Truth behind Low Self-Esteem No One Talks About

by Blaise Ticha Have you ever felt like your own inner voice is straight up bullying you? Putting you down at every chance it gets? That’s author Brené …

10 Self-Care Activities for Body Acceptance and Self-Appreciation

by Oliver Goodwin Self-love and care come with the optimism of the mind. People find it tough to be cheerful and accept themselves simply the way they are. But …

They Called Me ‘Bird Legs’

by Evelyn Horan It was my first day of school. I was new. We had just moved here from another state. Everything was so different in this big city. I had come …

Self-esteem – Mom’s, Dad’s or My Own

by Trish Hubschman What is self-esteem? According to Webster’s dictionary, it’s the confidence and satisfaction in one’s self. Where does it come from? …

The Invisible Dimension of Depression

by Patty L. Fletcher Dealing with depression during the best of times is always a constant work in progress. But during the COVID-19 Lockdown there were times …

Don’s Story – The More Challenging, the Better

by Leila R. Ferrari Don, a younger staff member, worked directly with younger students. Sometimes he would take them outside my classroom door for a pep talk, …

Tamara – Look Inside for Answers

by Leila R. Ferrari Tamara was a business owner in the beauty business at the time of this interview. She had many ideas to share about how to expose children …

Stop Putting Yourself Down and Boost Your Self-Esteem

by Elena Hughes You beat yourself up over little things and worry constantly that the world is against you. You tell yourself you’re not worthy of all the …

10 Amazing Tips to Improve Your Self-Esteem!

by Cassandra Worthy “You yourself, as much as anybody in the entire universe, deserve your love and affection.” ~ Buddha Self-esteem is essential for you …

Tips on Maintaining Self Confidence while Recovering from an Accident

by Dianna Charles Recovering from an accident has a significant impact on a person besides the physical injuries. When you are a victim of a crash, you are …

It’s Easy to Complain When Things Go Badly

by Evelyn Horan Sometimes I fall into feelings of self-pity. It’s easy to compare myself with friends and people I admire. There’s always someone …

Body Positive Dance Party: BODY LOVE BALL DANCE FUNDRAISER DEC 2, 2017

  Body Positive Dance Party: BODY LOVE BALL DANCE FUNDRAISER DEC 2, 2017 Rather than striving to change the body we’re already in for the new year, Body …

Peep Into The Psychology Of Internet Trolls-Gaurav Sood – BW Businessworld

Everyday we hear brands, celebrities; politicians complain about being trolled on social media and are scared to share their views on controversial topics. …

A psychology professor reveals the 5 surprising habits of original thinkers – Ideapod blog

Have you wondered what separates original thinkers from the rest? Some people say it’s I.Q. Other people say it’s confidence. But according to …

Loud People Are The Most Insecure Ones, Psychology Says

There’s always that one person in the crowd or in our group at work or in college who is the life of the party. They talk and laugh so loudly that the …

Most University Students Are Anxious And Depressed, New Study Finds – BuzzFeed News

Honoree Kalisa, 23, knows what it is like to feel under intense pressure at university. When she first graduated from high school, she enrolled in exercise …

7 Steps to Developing Good Habits

by StartBloggingOnline.com One sure way to make yourself more productive is to start incorporating good practices in your life. These positive habits could …

Where Are My Eyebrows?

by Evelyn Horan When I was in my early thirties, I endured the painful process of plucking my full eyebrows several times a month. Soon, I grew weary of that …

My Bathroom Scale

by Evelyn Horan It has been over a month or more since I stepped on my bathroom scale. Today, after the holidays recently passed, was a day I’d been trying …

Are You An Early Riser?

by Evelyn Horan I look back in pleasant memory of teen years on Saturday mornings when I looked at my bedroom clock through sleepy eyes as its hands pointed to …

Learn To Say ‘NO’ – 5 Ways to Handle Peer Pressure

by Nancy Baker Right from children to adolescents to adults, peer pressure is something that all of us experience at some point or the other. However, peer …

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