For any woman who lives with the heartache of low self-esteem—who feels inadequate or worthless, who hates her looks, who doubts that she is lovable, who secretly believes that she doesn't deserve success of happiness—this audio offers invaluable support and guidance.Drawing on extensive research and interviews with women from all walks of life, authors Sanford and Donovan explains how women's self attitudes are shaped by family relationships and by such outside influences as schools, religion, the workplace, and the mass media. Then, with compassion and insight, they provide concrete help: specific suggestions and step-by-step exercises for building higher self-esteem—and ultimately, for living a truly healthy, fulfilling life.
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"This is a great book. I thought it was well-researched and offered good insight and practical tools to improving one's self-esteem. I recommend this book often to others. " — Deborah (5 out of 5 stars)
"This is a great book. I thought it was well-researched and offered good insight and practical tools to improving one's self-esteem. I recommend this book often to others. "
" As a woman who struggled (struggles) with self-esteem issues, this book was a real eye opener for me. Very helpful and insightful. "
" Some good stuff if you can get past the feminist propaganda. "
" Another favorite in my self-help library. I had never before had realized the difference and the links between self-concept and self-esteem. "
" This book made some interesting points. Some of the points, especially on the third disc, struck me as either obvious or corny. Not sure I would recommend it. "
" This is a great book. I thought it was well-researched and offered good insight and practical tools to improving one's self-esteem. I recommend this book often to others. "
Linda Tschirhart Sanford is a licensed independent clinical social worker who began her career working with victims of sexual assault. She has also worked for twenty years with youth who have been convicted of crimes against people. Sanford has also taught at various graduate schools of social work in Massachusetts, achieving the rank of professor of practice in 2009. She is the author of Strong at the Broken Places: Building Resiliency in the Lives of Survivors and The Silent Children. Sanford is also coauthor of Women and Self-Esteem and In Defense of Ourselves.
Mary Ellen Donovan, co-author of Love Blocks and Women and Self-Esteem, has worked as a newspaper reporter, teacher, writer, and editor. Her work has appeared in Family Circle, The Nation, Reader’s Digest, and The New Yorker.
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