Sentence examples for raise self-esteem from inspiring English sources

Dove has long campaigned to raise self-esteem and body image among young people.

Johnson adds that there are proven cognitive behavioural methods that raise self-esteem.

The mental health charity Mind found in their report Ecotherapy: The Green Agenda for Mental Health that country walks can reduce depression and raise self-esteem.

The fund is seeking to provide more vacations, and to improve buildings at Camp Hayden-Marks Memorial, which uses sports and outdoor activities to raise self-esteem.

Praise is often more valuable than medals; if it is genuine and specific to a student's strengths, it reinforces these behaviours and helps to raise self-esteem.

"As a former martial artist, I knew it can raise self-esteem," said Mr. Morea, who is now the principal at Connetquot Middle School in Ronkonkoma.

"It's about raising self-esteem," she says.

Economic growth (now sputtering rather than roaring) has raised self-esteem and increased foreign trade.

"Rather than raising self-esteem, overvaluing practices may inadvertently raise levels of narcissism," Brummelman said.

Later, a single paragraph contains the ostentatiously alliterative phrases "common courtship costs" and "sexual satisfaction raises self-esteem".

Stanley emphasized that while she thought yoga could be a means for raising self-esteem, it couldn't do all the work.