Your self-worth is tied to how others perceive you.
You don’t trust yourself in relationships.
You question what you feel. You wonder if you’re asking for too much.
You tell yourself to be more understanding, more patient, less reactive.
But underneath it, something doesn’t feel right.
And instead of trusting that feeling, you override it.
You keep questioning yourself in relationships
It can look like:
- second-guessing yourself after every conversation
- needing reassurance but feeling guilty for it
- overthinking what you said or did
- feeling like you have to do more just to be chosen
- staying in situations that don’t feel right
You might notice this shows up alongside anxiety or overthinking: click here
How Therapy for Self-Worth Helps
In therapy, we focus on helping you:
- trust what you feel instead of overriding it
- recognise when something isn’t meeting your needs
- stop over-functioning in relationships
- feel more secure, grounded, and clear in your decisions
You Don’t Have To Keep Questioning Yourself
It’s possible to feel more certain in what you feel, more grounded in your decisions, and clearer about what you need.
If this resonates, we can talk it through.
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FAQs
What if I know something isn't right, but I keep staying anyway?
What if my self-worth is connected to past experiences or trauma?
My relationships are affected by this, is that something we can focus on?