 Self-esteem reflects a person's overall evaluation or appraisal of her or his own worth.  Self-esteem encompasses beliefs, emotions and behaviours.

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 Self-esteem reflects a person's overall evaluation or appraisal of her or his own worth.  Self-esteem encompasses beliefs, emotions and behaviours.  How you regard your relationship skills, personality, job and school performance, body image or sexuality all impact your self-esteem. This influences how you view opportunities and limitations.

 You can grow in self-esteem by developing confidence and strengths from within.  Self-esteem doesn’t change over night. It builds slowly by taking care of yourself, developing support and intimacy, setting realistic goals and learning positive self-talk.  The objective is to accept yourself and acknowledge your value as a human being.

If you are looking to talk about your self- esteem, please feel free to drop by student services anytime to speak with a counsellor.