Understanding perfectionism: Causes, impact, and treatment by Laura Harris, LCMHC | Oct 27, 2023 | Mental Health Topics, Self-Improvement In some settings, perfectionism can be an excellent asset to have, allowing someone to be extremely detailed and precise in their work. However, maintaining this level of precision can be exhausting and stressful. Many things can cause someone to become a perfectionist, but it’s important to manage the high expectations…
Self-worth vs. self-esteem: What’s the difference? by Laura Harris, LCMHC | Mar 17, 2023 | Mental Health Topics, Self-Improvement There are many closely related “self-” words including self-worth, self-esteem, self-respect, self-value, and so on. But two appear to mean virtually the same exact thing: self-worth and self-esteem. If you have self-worth, this means that you value yourself – you believe that you’re a good person who is worthy of…
Self-esteem vs. self-confidence: What’s the difference, and can you have one without the other? by Theresa Lupcho, LPC | Mar 17, 2023 | Mental Health Topics, Self-Improvement Self-esteem and self-confidence can be hard to develop, but both are key to loving yourself and living a fulfilled and happy life. Even so, that can be easier said than done. Low self-esteem can result from a variety of factors, including past relationships, negative coping strategies, and overthinking to name…
Online Counseling Question: How can I stop myself from feeling worthless during COVID-19? (Video) by Taylor Bennett | Apr 10, 2020 | COVID-19, Feelings & Emotions, Mental Health Topics Click here to schedule online counseling at Thriveworks. Hi, my name is Chrissy Myers and I’m a Licensed Marriage And Family Therapist with our Thriveworks Midlothian office. During this COVID-19 health crisis, we’ve received many questions from clients about the different challenges and emotions that they are facing. One of the most…
7 signs you’re in a codependent relationship by Taylor Bennett | Nov 9, 2017 | Mental Health Topics, Relationships I dated my ex-boyfriend for six years. We met at school and started going on little dates every weekend: eating dinner at our favorite chain restaurant, seeing a movie at the local theatre, spending time with the other’s family. And as our relationship progressed, so did the amount of time…