Persistent Criticism
A developmental environment in which feedback is frequently corrective, evaluative, or focused on flaws rather than guidance or repair. When criticism is ongoing and not balanced with reassurance or emotional attunement, a child may internalize the sense that mistakes reflect personal deficiency rather than learning moments. Over time, this can shape heightened self-monitoring, shame responses, fear of failure, or an internalized critical voice that continues even in the absence of external judgment.
“I Am Unclean”
This belief is rooted in early shame-based experiences — where the body, instincts, or identity itself felt wrong…
“I Am Shameful”
This belief convinces you that something about you is inherently bad or broken — not just that you’ve…
“I Hurt Everyone”
The belief “I Hurt Everyone” drives self-isolation, guilt, and a fear of closeness. It often forms when emotional…
“I Am A Loser”
The belief “I Am A Loser” often forms in environments where worth is measured by performance, outcomes, or…
“I Am Crazy”
This belief isn’t about diagnosis — it’s about doubt. “I Am Crazy” is the internal narrative that turns…
“I Am Trash”
The belief “I Am Trash” traps a person in cycles of self-loathing, shame, and emotional shut-down. It distorts…


























