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Self-esteem : a proven program of cognitive techniques for assessing, improving, & maintaining your self-esteem

McKay, Matthew (author.). Fanning, Patrick, (author.).

A program for challenging the "inner critic" begins with the premise that destructive interior messages played over and over can hold a person back and offers practical advice on how to stop this negative behavior-- Source other than Library of Congress.

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Self-esteem.
  • ISBN: 9781626253933
  • ISBN: 1626253935
  • Physical Description print
    vii, 358 pages : illustrations ; 24 cm
  • Edition Fourth edition.
  • Publisher Oakland, CA : New Harbinger Publications, Inc., [2016]

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"A proven program of cognitive techniques for assessing, improving, and maintaining your self-esteem"--Cover.
Bibliography, etc. Note: Includes bibliographical references (pages 357-358).
Formatted Contents Note: The nature of self-esteem -- The pathological critic -- Disarming the critic -- Accurate self-assessment -- Cognitive distortions -- Defusing painful thoughts -- Compassion -- The shoulds -- Acting on your values -- Handling mistakes -- Responding to criticism -- Asking for what you want -- Goal setting and planning -- Visualization -- I'm still not ok -- Core beliefs -- Building self-esteem in children.

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Self-Esteem : A Proven Program of Cognitive Techniques for Assessing, Improving, and Maintaining Your Self-Esteem
Self-Esteem : A Proven Program of Cognitive Techniques for Assessing, Improving, and Maintaining Your Self-Esteem
by McKay, Matthew; Fanning, Patrick
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Self-Esteem : A Proven Program of Cognitive Techniques for Assessing, Improving, and Maintaining Your Self-Esteem

SectionSection DescriptionPage Number
1The Nature of Self-Esteemp. 1
    Causes and Effects
    How to Use This Book
    For the Therapist
2The Pathological Criticp. 17
    An Arsenal of Shoulds
    The Origin of the Critic
    Why You Listen to the Critic
    The Role of Reinforcement
    The Variable-Ratio Reinforcement Schedule
    How the Critic Gets Reinforced
    Catching Your Critic
3Disarming the Criticp. 38
    Unmasking His Purpose
    Talking Back
    Making Your Critic Useless Summary Chart
4Accurate Self-Assessmentp. 49
    Self-Concept Inventory
    Listing Your Weaknesses
    Listing Your Strengths
    A New Self-Description
    Celebrate Your Strengths
5Cognitive Distortionsp. 68
    The Distortions
    Combating Distortions
6Defusing Painful Thoughtsp. 100
    Watching Your Thoughts
    Letting Go of Thoughts
    Combining Watching, Labeling, and Letting Go
    Distancing from the Critic
    Example: Tony and the Three Questions
7Compassionp. 109
    Compassion Defined
    Toward a Compassionate Mind
    The Compassionate Response
    The Problem of Worth
    Affirming Your Worth
    Compassion for Others
    Empathy
8The Shouldsp. 128
    How Values Are Formed
    The Tyranny of the Shoulds
    Healthy Versus Unhealthy Values
    How Shoulds Affect Your Self-Esteem
    Discovering Your Shoulds
    Challenging and Revising Your Shoulds
    Cutting Off the Should
    Atonement-When Shoulds Make Sense
9Acting on Your Valuesp. 158
    Life Domains
    Ten-Weeks to Put Values into Action
    Planning Committed Action
10Handling Mistakesp. 172
    Reframing Mistakes
    The Problem of Awareness
    Responsibility
    The Limits of Awareness
    The Habit of Awareness
    Raising Your Mistake Consciousness
11Responding to Criticismp. 188
    The Myth of Reality
    Responding to Criticism
    Putting It All Together
12Asking for What You Wantp. 216
    Your Legitimate Needs
    Needs Versus Wants
    Wants into Words
    Distilling the Assertive Request
    Whole Messages
13Goal Setting and Planningp. 232
    What Do You Want?
    Selecting Goals to Work On: The First Cut
    Selecting Goals to Work On: The Evaluation
    Making Your Goals Specific
    Making Mental Movies
    Listing the Steps
    Making a Commitment
    Blocks to Achieving Goals
    Insufficient Planning
    Insufficient Knowledge
    Poor Time Management
    Unrealistic Goals
14Visualizationp. 257
    Why Visualization Works
    Visualization Exercises
    Rules for Creating Effective Self-Esteem Visualizations
    Self-Esteem Sessions
    Special Considerations
15I'm Still Not Okayp. 280
    A Special Vulnerability
    Protecting Against the Pain
    Facing the Pain
    The Option of Therapy
16Core Beliefsp. 301
    Identifying Core Beliefs
    New Core Beliefs
17Building Self-Esteem in Children by Judith McKay, RNp. 317
    The Power of Parents
    Parents as Mirrors Look at Your Child Listening
    The Language of Self-Esteem
    Praise
    Correcting Your Child
    Discipline
    The Case Against Punishment
    Make It Easy to Do It Right
    Involve Your Child in Solving Problems
    The Facts of Life-Consequences
    Autonomy
    Promoting Social Skills
    Modeling Self-Esteem
Bibliographyp. 357