Title: 7 Ways to Help Someone With Low Self-Esteem
Headings: 7 Ways to Help Someone With Low Self-Esteem
7 Ways to Help Someone With Low Self-Esteem
7 Ways to Help Someone With Low Self-Esteem
What is Low Self-Esteem?
1. Recognize Their Feelings
2. Suggest Counseling
3. Practice Good Listening
4. Be Supportive
5. Include Them
6. Ask for Their Help
7. Help Others Together

Content: Ask for their help, especially if they have a chance to show off and succeed in something they are truly good at. This not only shows that you trust their skill and competence, but it also shows that they are important to you, which can help to build up their self-worth. 7. Help Others Together
You may have heard your friend with low self-esteem say things like “I’m no good to anyone” or “I’m a waste of space.” One of the ways you can help someone with low self-esteem is to encourage them to do things that they will feel good about, like volunteering. When your friend is actively helping your community, animals, or the environment, it’s harder to hold on to the false perception that they are “no good.” Volunteer work will not only negate a negative perception, but also give them a sense of purpose and solidarity within a group. Remember that your friend will most likely be nervous about meeting new people or doing something unfamiliar, and they may need to see you participate first. Being around a friend, family member or partner with low self-esteem can be a daily challenge. If you feel frustrated with them, or depressed about the situation in general, remember that your own mental health is also important, and take some time for yourself.