With this can-do attitude has arrived a renewed feeling of self-esteem.
"And the feeling of self-esteem that children and adults that work in art achieve.
In his view, the epidemic destroyed the feelings of self-esteem, respect and community cohesion that gained strength in the 1970s after the landmark television series "Roots".
Jabbour said the psychological support would help the women address feelings of self-esteem and stigma as well as the scars of daily torture and violence and humiliation, as well as helping them to rebuild the ability to trust.
Once more fame aroused in him feelings of self-esteem; but from February 1659, illness brought him back to his former frame of mind, and he composed the "prayer for conversion" that the English clergymen Charles and John Wesley, who founded the Methodist Church, were later to regard so highly.
One would think that communication among friends would typically strengthen feelings of self-esteem and psychological well-being (Knickmeyer et al. 2002).
Human teachers impart not just knowledge but include among their goals: "first, to sustain and enhance their students' motivation and interest in learning,... and second, to maintain their pupil's feelings of self-esteem and self-efficacy, even in the face of difficult or impossible problems" (Lepper et al. 1990, p.219).
I've repeatedly tried, in the eight years since that episode, to reinforce the idea that she could bring up her grades if she would just study harder, and that her feelings of self-esteem would be a hundred times greater when she actually earned it.
The trial protocol with its frequent and regular meetings offers the child a unique opportunity to restore his feelings of self-esteem and confidence in the adult world, resulting in an unintentional psychotherapeutic dynamic irrespective of the orientation of the clinician.
Having sexual activity during treatment helped one woman cope with the treatment and its side effects and contributed to feelings of self-esteem, femininity and confidence.
