Self-Esteem Counselling

Low Self-Esteem

Self-esteem is a broad term that refers to the way we measure and gauge our own sense of worthiness. Our responses to the perceptions of others can often lead to a negative self-image or a low self-belief.

Poor self-esteem can be linked to a variety of factors including past social experience, and the environment of the individual. It can manifest at any age and can hinder individuals from creating and managing relationships, careers, and other aspects of life. It can lead to a diminished self-worth and difficulties in developing confidence.

When you experience a low self-esteem you tend to magnify your own flaws and imperfections. This can result in persistent and destructive negative self-perception as well as feelings of powerlessness, inadequacy, embarrassment, and anger towards oneself. These feelings can interfere with life quite profoundly.

Psychotherapy is an excellent way to gain a clear internal perspective and to move toward self-acceptance. With therapy and counselling, individuals suffering from poor self-esteem can learn to challenge false or distorted perceptions and get started on the route to developing confidence. Our psychologists are armed with proven therapeutic approaches that are crafted to bolster a stronger sense of self.

Related Issues: Social Anxiety, Depression, Phobias

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Our counseling approach

We also understand that every client’s needs and preferences are unique. Nexus Psychologists are highly trained in a wide variety of evidence-based therapeutic approaches, and are able to draw from these to ensure that our clients receive the therapy that will be most beneficial to them.

We specialise in:

Psychological Assessment
Cognitive Behaviour Therapy (CBT)
Narrative Therapy
Problem Focused Solution Oriented Therapy
Dialectical Behaviour Therapy

Acceptance and Commitment Therapy
Hypnosis
Relaxation and Meditation
Exposure Based Therapy

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Psychologists in Melbourne who specialise in self-esteem

Vera FiorelloCounselling Psychologist
Dr. Ann LocarniniCounselling Psychologist
Renee KharsasPsychologist

Aisha BrydonClinical Psychologist
Jessica Lilas CarstairsPsychologist
Boyd CowleyPsychologist

Yulia BondarenkoCounselling Psychologist
Dr. Rohan BorschmannPsychologist
Catherine FraterClinical Psychologist

Emily WallClinical Psychologist
Dani HarrisonCounselling Psychologist
Dr. Rosie AndersonClinical Psychologist

Andrew PlewaCounselling & Organisational Psychologist
Linnea ReddiePsychologist
Dr. Roni KabilloClinical Psychologist

Dr. Samantha BeekenClinical Psychologist
Barbara EppingstallPsychologist
Harry ConstantinouPsychologist

Rebecca AlbeckPsychologist
Amelia TwissPsychologist
Tania GrunfeldClinical Psychologist

Vanessa PolinessPsychologist
Patty SabbaghCounselling Psychologist
Lara HansonPsychologist and Social Worker

Dori KabilloDirector / Psychologist
Adam BlanchPsychologist
Debbie LewisPsychologist

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Believe it or not, more and more Australians are recognising the workplace as somewhere they can seek out mental health support. This is because more and more employers are offering mental wellness benefits through something we call an Employer Assistance Program, or EAP. At Nexus Psychology we’ve been proud to offer this service for about six years at a range of sites in the Melbourne area.