Book Review: The Personal Workbook For Breaking the Chain of Low Self-Esteem: A Proven Program for Recovery From Low Self-Esteem

This book review is part of a series that covers the topic of Personal Development and Self-Esteem. The Official SelfGrowth.com Guide to Personal Development and Self-Esteem is Dr. Joe Rubino. Self-Esteem consists of the self relevant beliefs and emotions which shape one’s individual feelings and worth of him/herself. nnThe Personal Workbook for Breaking the Chain of Low Self-Esteem: A Proven Program of Recovery from LSE is a valuable resource for people interested in Self-Esteem, and it is available through Amazon.com and Barnes & Noble.nnIn her first book, Breaking the Chain of Low Self-Esteem, Dr. Sorensen revealed startling new insights into the inner experience of those who suffer from low self-esteem (LSE). Now in response to the hundreds of requests for more information about her su nnSynopsisnThe Personal Workbooks is a companion to Dr. Sorensen's popular first book, Breaking the Chain of Low Self-Esteem and is intended for use with a copy of the book. nnIn her first book, Breaking the Chain of Low Self-Esteem, Dr. Sorensen revealed startling new insights into the inner experience of those who suffer from low self esteem (LSE). For these insights and her ground-breaking work, she has received high praise from readers and mental health professionals alike.nnNow in response to numerous requests for more information about her successful recovery program, she presents this workbook as a guide for overcoming LSE. As is typical of all her work, The Personal Workbooks quickly zooms in on the core issues of low self-esteem, guiding readers to understand their inner experience and validating their feelings. At the same time, Dr. Sorensen teaches LSE sufferers to recognize, dismantle, and alter the distorted and irrational thinking process that drives them to perform self-defeating behaviors and that prevents them from developing new skills. nnThis workbook will guide you to:nn• Discover how your low self-esteem (LSE) was formed and who was responsible. n• Understand the inner experience of LSE and how it plays out in your life. n• Recognize the ways in which your irrational thinking creates your negative feelings. n• Learn how to dismantle the distorted negative self-talk that is the conduit through which your LSE is maintained. n• Develop control over your thinking so that it is based entirely on fact, truth, and history. n• Alter your self-defeating behaviors as you take control of your thinking. n• Establish a new and more positive way of viewing yourself and those around you. n• Relish in the opportunities and challenges that come your way. n• Set goals with the expectation of achieving them. n• Build healthy new relationships or strengthen those you now have. n• Recapture the energy and enthusiasm for life that has eluded you.nnAbout the Author nMarilyn J. Sorensen, Ph.D. is a clinical psychologist in Portland, Oregon where she has specialized in relationship and self-esteem issues for over 25 years. Founder and Director of The Self-Esteem Institute and author of three books on self-esteem, Dr. Sorensen is a prominent figure in the field of self-esteem work. Her program for recovery from LSE draws people from all over the world to work with her by phone and email. www.TheSelfEsteemInstitute.com.n