by Elyssa Barbash | Aug 24, 2018 | beliefs, change, Confidence, counseling, esteem, self-esteen |
Self-esteem. It is a topic that is relatable to every person. Whether your self-esteem is high or your self-esteem is low, we all are affected by this concept. In therapy, many people present for self-esteem issues. Likewise, many people present for other issues that...
by Elyssa Barbash | Apr 18, 2018 | beliefs, Confidence, imposter syndrome, self-esteen, success |
Imposter syndrome. This is the term that I have heard many, many clients mention to me lately. Though it was coined in 1978 by two psychologists, it is only recently that I have begun to hear a surge of people describing themselves as suffering from this syndrome. I’m...
by Elyssa Barbash | Mar 28, 2018 | Confidence, destress, effective treatment, emotions, esteem, Individual Treatment, nervousness, resolutions, self-esteen, Self-improvement, Stress, success, Thoughts |
There are many strategies that can be used to help build positive thinking, confidence, and ultimately, to lead you to success. One such strategy is visualization. Visualization is used in many different types of practices, but it is commonly connected with guided...
by Elyssa Barbash | Jul 17, 2017 | adhd, anger, Anxiety, change, communication, Confidence, counseling, couples, Depression, Evidence based treatment, feelings, results, Self-improvement, Stress, success, supportive therapy, Therapy, Trauma, worry |
If you have never been in therapy before, or are not at all familiar with the therapy process, it is a natural thought and question to want to know “how long before I will see results?” Each week, I am asked this question when new patients call to learn about my...
by Elyssa Barbash | Jun 27, 2017 | Anxiety, Confidence, counseling, emotions, esteem, Evidence based treatment, feelings, Individual Treatment, nervousness, self-esteen, Therapy, worry |
Would you describe yourself as someone who has trouble communicating and feeling comfortable in social situations? If so, it is possible you may struggle with social anxiety. Now, let us be more clear: there is a difference between feeling a little bit nervous in a...
by Elyssa Barbash | Jan 5, 2017 | Anxiety, assertiveness, change, communication, communication skill, Confidence, counseling, couples, destress, emotions, esteem, Evidence based treatment, feelings, Individual Treatment, Insight oriented therapy, nervousness, new year's resolutions, parenting, pre-marital, self-esteen, Stress, supportive therapy, Therapy, Trauma, Uncategorized, vulnerable, worry |
Whether we want them to be or not, emotions are incredibly important aspects of being alive. Emotions propel us into action or inaction; they drive our behavior and are the lifeblood of all things we do. More simply put, what we feel is directly correlated to...
