SELF ESTEEM. WHAT IS SELF ESTEEM? Is the way we think and feel about ourselves. It can impact on our lives.

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SELF ESTEEM

WHAT IS SELF ESTEEM? Is the way we think and feel about ourselves. It can impact on our lives

HIGH SELF ESTEEM Confident I can achieve good things and that I can make a positive contribution to my environment and in my relationships  Sense of self-worth  I am important. I deserve to be treated well and I will look after myself  Positive  Encouraging and supporting others  Support my friends and family in everything they do. I will not tolerate anyone who does not treat me well.  Good communication  I know how to ask for the things I want and need and listen to others

HIGH SELF ESTEEM Participation I will join in team activities or try out a new hobby Sometimes I will be good at them and other times I will not be good Energetic I give exercise a go and try new things which involve physical activity Ambition I have some ideas about the future and what I want to achieve Learn from mistakes I make mistakes and that is ok. Mistakes are a opportunity to learn

LOW SELF ESTEEM Insecure I don’t feel important and I don’t think that people like me very much Shy I find it difficult to talk to people in social situations or even speak up in class. Find it hard to make eye contact Over-sensitive People are Always criticizing me and the way I do things I can’t do anything right Anxious I tend to worry about a lot of things

LOW SELF ESTEEM Untrusting I don’t trust other people – that includes my friends, family, school-mates. Lacking confidence I am not good at anything much and I know other people think that too  Negative  I tend to see the glass half empty rather than half full  Self-critical  I don’t like the way I look or talk or behave

LOW SELF ESTEEM Unhappy I often don’t feel that satisfied or happy about what I do with my time Hopeless I am pretty hopeless at just about everything Lonely I feel lonely and isolated a lot of the time Fear I am afraid to try new things