Self-Esteem
Inner Critic
Strengths
Values
Fun Facts
100

What is Self-Esteem? 

How you see yourself 

100

This inner critic must do everything exactly as asked and if they don't meet the standards they feel upset and like they are not enough. 

The Perfectionist 

100

People that use their strengths have better? 

confidence, self-esteem, and more likely to accomplish their goals.

100

What is a Value?

Values are the aspects of their life that matter most to you. 

100

Who's favorite thanksgiving food is specifically their mother's stuffing? 

Val

200

What are some examples of someone with low self-esteem? 

Poor eye contact, trouble making decisions, feeling badly about themselves, feeling tense, rarely express their opinion, find it difficult to start conversations.

200

This critic attacks you for a specific action you took or didn't take. It will attack you for violating a deeply head value and will constantly make you feel bad and will never forgive you.

The Guilt Tripper

200

The strength of learning from their own experiences over time is called what? 

Wisdom

200

Name the Value: This person enjoys arts and crafts, building new things, and making things from scratch? 

Creativity, Artistic Ability

200

Who's favorite thanksgiving food is traditional stuffing?

Blanca

300

What are some things that shape or influence your

self-esteem?

Your own thoughts, your past experiences at work or school, trauma, culture, religion 

300

This inner critic will minimize your

self-confidence and self-esteem so you don't take risks. It will tell you that you are worthless and inadequate and you will never amount to anything. 

The Underminer

300

Name 5 different types of Strengths?

Wisdom, Artistic Ability, Creative, Curious, Leader, Empathy, Honesty, Open Mindedness, Enthusiasm, Kindness, Love, Social Awareness, Modesty, Gratitude, Ambition, Discipline, Flexibility, Logic, Optimism, Hope,

Patient, Forgiveness, Self-Control etc. 

300

What does it mean to reframe a situation? 

Change the negative thought into an opportunity for growth.

Instead of thinking, I wasn't picked for the lead role in the play I am so worthless, I can reframe to I got a supporting role and this can allow me time to get better for next year's lead role

300

Who's favorite thanksgiving food is ham with pineapple? 

Marla

400

People with high self-esteem tend to? 

Express their needs, confident in their decision-making, less prone to feelings of worthlessness or guilt, less critical of themselves and others

400

This critic tries to manage impulsive behavior such as overeating, getting enraged, and engaging in other indulgent behavior. It will shame you and it is typically in a constant battle with the impulsive parts of you. 

The Inner Controller

400

Leslie feels down after failing her test. She studied hard but still failed the exam by a couple of points. How can Leslie use her strengths to improve her mood? 

She can use the strength of patience and self-compassion and be kind to herself. 

400
Sabrina often speaks up when she feels like something is wrong even if it's not the popular opinion and sticks up for her friends. What values are associated with this? 

Loyalty, Truth, Honesty, Leadership 

400

Who's favorite food is cornbread casserole? 

Kailyn

500

Linda feels poorly about herself and doesn't think she is enough. What can she tell herself to help improve her self-esteem?

Positive Affirmations

"I'm growing and learning, I have many talents and positive traits"

"Other's value me"

"I am confident" 

"I have talents" 

500

This critic will make you work hard to be successful, it will tell you that you are lazy, stupid, or incompetent as a way to motivate you. It often gets into a battle with another part of you that procrastinates as a way of avoiding work. 

The Taskmaster

500

Johnny is moving to a new school and doesn't have any friends. Johnny's strengths include Creativity, and Open Mindedness. How can Johnny use his strengths to develop new friendships? 

Johnny can join an art club to find similar peer groups. Johnny can look at this as an opportunity to make new friends and be open to new conversations. 

500
Name an example of each Value: Commitment, Kindness, Self-Expression, Health, and Nature

Commitment: Committing to plans you created even when you don't want to 

Kindness: Doing simple good deeds, smiling at others, complimenting someone

Self-Expression: Painting, Singing, Creating something

Health: Eating well, exercising, getting enough sleep

Nature: Spending time outside, grounding, meditation, camping.

500

Who's Favorite Thanksgiving Food is Pecan Pie? 

Rene

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