Watch Self-Talk, Self-Esteem, and Self-Control

Sometimes children say things about themselves or to others that are really frightening to those who care for them. A child with a poor self-esteem lacks resilience and tolerance to frustration and stress, so that even the smallest setbacks can cause an exaggerated emotional response or withdrawal. Learn about the links between self-talk, self-esteem, and self-control to start helping a child you love by teaching them to relate to themselves in more positive ways. These resources are explained by a licensed therapist to help parents, teachers, and therapists guide children who struggle. Don't let fear low self-esteem rule anymore. Kids need to think about themselves constructively to deal with setbacks and shortcomings.

Self-Talk, Self-Esteem, and Self-Control is a 2014 special interest movie with a runtime of 42 minutes.