Therapy for self-esteem, confidence and inner strength
You know you have valuable insights and can achieve great things, yet self-doubt, fears, and a wavering self-esteem keep you frozen. The idea of rejection feels more than just an inconvenience; it can truly ruin your day. You may feel unseen or even unliked at times, burdened by a deep sense of missing out or not fulfilling your dreams. I want you to know that I see you and understand these struggles.
What if you could remain true to yourself, avoiding the need to seek approval from others while still manifesting your unique talents? Imagine feeling a stable sense of self, confidence, and inherent value that isn’t tied to others' opinions or your latest achievements. What if you could walk into social situations feeling empowered and worthy, rather than less than? This journey is possible, and together we can explore how to cultivate that authentic confidence and fulfillment.
Imagine feeling more at peace, less anxious, and stronger—embracing your gifts rather than dwelling on perceived lacks or imperfections. Picture engaging confidently at work or in social settings without insecurity or fear of rejection.
I'm Einat Ezra, a licensed Marriage and family therapist (LMFT# 149380), with specialized training in Brainspotting, the RITTM trauma model by Dr. Karol Darsa, and Sensorimotor Psychotherapy. Holding a Master of Arts in Psychology from Antioch University, I build therapeutic relationships through empathy, authentic regard, and attunement, guiding clients on their healing journeys.
In my personal journey, I struggled with chronic insecurity from a young age, leading me to develop defenses and a false persona due to a lack of self-value. This insecurity influenced major life decisions—I pursued a career as an attorney in 2004 and spent 11 years in an extreme religious community, seeking validation. Through this journey, despite many struggles, I discovered my true calling to support others.
Trained at The Maple Counseling Center, Reconnect Trauma Treatment Center, and the Jung Institute of LA, I integrate Psychodynamic theories with Somatic and Holistic techniques. I employ coping strategies, mindfulness, and other tools to foster brain integration, resilience, and overall well-being.
My diverse life experiences and studies in Zen Buddhism, Vipassana, and Kabbalah have deepened my understanding of mental health. I believe each person possesses internal wisdom and resources crucial for trauma recovery and self-connection.
With a compassionate, grounded approach, I aim to enhance personal experiences within communities. I am committed to supporting you on your path to healing, discovering inner strengths, and overcoming daily challenges.
Finding the right therapist who truly understands and helps you achieve your goals can be daunting. I'm here to assist you in making this important decision.
Let's embark on this journey together toward healing and personal growth.
Self Esteem is impacted during childhood
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Trauma, being unseen, injury
Children need a safe base in order to develop a strong and coherent sense of self. Each stage of development is important for the following stage. If a child doesn't get the mirroring and support they need or if they get harsh and abusive experiences it would be hard to develop self-esteem.
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Sensitive kids
Some kids are born more sensitive. If the environment does not recognize their gifts and give them the support they need, they may develop mood issues and lower self-esteem. Through corrective relational experiences, increased awareness and regulation tools, those people could thrive.