In 'Self Esteem,' Virginia Satir delves into the intricate web of self-perception and its profound impact on our relationships and well-being. She unveils the critical role of self-esteem in shaping our identity and encourages readers to embrace their authentic selves. Through insightful anecdotes and practical exercises, Satir empowers individuals to break free from limiting beliefs and cultivate a healthier self-image. As readers navigate their journey towards self-acceptance, they discover how to foster deeper connections with others. This transformative guide leaves you questioning: how much do we really value ourselves?
By Virginia Satir
Published: 1975
"We cannot see our own greatness until we are willing to embrace our flaws."
A poem by a therapist and teacher affirms the uniqueness and worth of the individual
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“We cannot see our own greatness until we are willing to embrace our flaws.”
Self Esteem
By Virginia Satir
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Virginia Satir (1916-1988) was a pioneering American psychologist, renowned as a master of family therapy and a prominent advocate for humanistic psychology. Her influential works, including 'The New Peoplemaking,' 'Peoplemaking,' and 'Conjoint Family Therapy,' emphasized the importance of understanding family dynamics and effective communication in fostering healthy relationships. Satir's writing style is characterized by its warmth, accessibility, and practical guidance, often incorporating personal anecdotes and an emphasis on emotional growth. She is celebrated not only for her theoretical insights but also for her innovative therapeutic techniques, which continue to impact the fields of psychology and social work today.
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