"I am not what has happened to me.
I am what I choose to become."
Carl Jung
I work with people in their 20s and 30s, who's low self esteem prevents them from fully participating in their life and keeps them trapped in a cycle of perfectionism, disconnection and not feeling good enough.
Do you feel as though your emotions are intense and confusing and often leave you feeling out of control?
Do you feel anxious, overwhelmed and stressed, doubting whether you can cope with everything on your plate?
Do you feel lost, unsure of who you are or what you're doing with your life?
Do you struggle to understand who you are and believe that you cannot trust yourself or make decisions?
Are you spending lots of time critcising yourself, comparing yourself to others and berating yourself for being behind in life?
Does it seem as though there are so many life milestones that you have not achieved and this makes you feel like a failure? No matter how successful you are you still feel not enough.
You don't have to go through this alone.
I am a warm & compassionate therapist and I understand what you're going through. I will help you to understand how your experiences have shaped who you are & support you in learning how to accept and validate yourself so that you no longer have to rely on earning others approval or on your success & achievements to feel good
Are you a lost & overwhelmed millennial who would like some guidance in developing better self care & a more compassionate relationship with yourself?
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"People who need help sometimes look a lot like people who don't need help"
Glennon Doyle