Posted by Susan Anderson, Psychotherapist on August 13, 2019
I think we’re more vulnerable than we used to be, especially young people whose self image is just forming and are impressionable by what other people think. Transcript: Social media triggers abandonment. You know, that feeling of not having the life that everyone else seems to be having or not being liked as many…as much … read the full article
Categories: Abandonment, Self Esteem, Self Sabotage
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Tags: Abandonment, facebook, friendships, growing up, image, instagram, love yourself, millenials, relationships, self care, self esteem, self image, self-love, social media, twitter, youth
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Posted by Susan Anderson, Psychotherapist on May 2, 2019
Transcript: I think social media can really have a devastating impact on a person’sself-image. And young people, I think, are especially vulnerable to worrying about how they fit in and how well accepted they are and how many other people like them and how they’re doing in comparison to how everyone else seems to be … read the full article
Categories: Abandonment, anxiety, how to overcome self sabotage, Self Esteem
| Tags: Abandonment, anxiety, friendships, life, millenials, relationships, self esteem, self image, social media, youth
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Posted by Susan Anderson, Psychotherapist on May 25, 2017
You don’t need to change something all the way to make a huge difference in your life. You don’t have to go all the way from being codependent to being non-codependent, or from low self-esteem to high self-esteem. You need only to be in the process of improving it – even if progress is slow … read the full article
Categories: Abandonment, abandonment recovery, healing from abandonment, how to overcome self sabotage, Relationships, Self Esteem
| Tags: friendships, how to raise self esteem, HuffPost, relationships, self esteem
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