This document discusses the differences between self-worth and self-esteem, and introduces the concept of self-compassion. It explains that self-worth is a deeper knowing of one's inherent value, while self-esteem is one's thoughts and beliefs about the self. The document then provides examples of "yin" and "yang" self-compassion actions that can be taken to comfort and validate one's feelings during difficult times ("yin"), as well as to protect, motivate and provide for oneself ("yang"). Readers are prompted to apply these self-compassion actions to a current difficulty in their own lives.
This document discusses the differences between self-worth and self-esteem, and introduces the concept of self-compassion. It explains that self-worth is a deeper knowing of one's inherent value, while self-esteem is one's thoughts and beliefs about the self. The document then provides examples of "yin" and "yang" self-compassion actions that can be taken to comfort and validate one's feelings during difficult times ("yin"), as well as to protect, motivate and provide for oneself ("yang"). Readers are prompted to apply these self-compassion actions to a current difficulty in their own lives.
This document discusses the differences between self-worth and self-esteem, and introduces the concept of self-compassion. It explains that self-worth is a deeper knowing of one's inherent value, while self-esteem is one's thoughts and beliefs about the self. The document then provides examples of "yin" and "yang" self-compassion actions that can be taken to comfort and validate one's feelings during difficult times ("yin"), as well as to protect, motivate and provide for oneself ("yang"). Readers are prompted to apply these self-compassion actions to a current difficulty in their own lives.
Grade 08 – Jade Self-Worth VS. Self-Esteem “Self-esteem is what we think and feel and believe about ourselves.
Self-worth is recognizing ‘I am greater than all of
those things.’ It is a deep knowing that I am of value, that I am loveable, necessary to this life, and of incomprehensible worth.” (Bogee, Jr., 2013). Self-Worth VS. Self-confidence SELF-COMPASSION Applying the Yin and Yang of Self- Compassion self-kindness involves soothing and comforting oneself when suffering,
In terms of common humanity involves
yin self- recognizing that pain is an inevitable part of being human, compassion, and
mindfulness involves being aware
of and open to one’s pain and suffering in the moment. In terms of yang self- compassion, ◦ stepping up and protecting oneself, ◦ standing with others who have experienced similar disharmony, and ◦ in clearly seeing the truth. Recall a situation that you are having difficulty with now.
For example, you may be experiencing stress at
school, or you may have had an argument with a family member. YIN SELF-COMPASSION ACTIONS 1.Comforting: What is one thing that you can do to take care of your emotional needs?
2.Soothing: What is one thing that you can do to make yourself
feel physically calmer and more at ease?
3.Validating: What is one thing that can you say to yourself to
validate your feelings? YANG SELF-COMPASSION ACTIONS 1. Protecting: What is one thing that can do to stop others that are hurting you or stop the harm that you are inflicting on yourself?
2. Providing: What is one thing that you can do to give yourself
what you need?
3. Motivating: How can you motivate yourself with kindness,
support, and understanding, rather than criticism? Self-care Vision board a collection of images and words that reflect ideas for self-care. Self-care activities are those things we do to take care of our mental, emotional, and physical health.
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