Positive Self -Talk Worksheets

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Positive Self -Talk Worksheets are a great way to start your day! Each sheet includes a prompt, exercises and a reading. The Positive Self -Talk Worksheets are a great way to start your day! This way, you'll be able to work on your positive self-talk and identify how it affects you.

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Summary: Self-talk is when someone utters a statement to themselves. Some people also refer to self-talk as internal dialogue. There are three types of self-talk, which are positive, negative and instructional. It impacted how they perceived the situation around them. Positive self-talk helps stimulate the brain to think of the bright side when overcoming some things. It arranges the mess in mind. 

What is Self-Talk in Psychology?

Have you ever caught yourself talking alone? If so, worry not because it is wholly normal and humane. Some medical research stated that 96% of adults admitted they have an internal dialogue daily. Some people even said that they do loud self-talk with themselves. According to the American Psychology Association (APA), self-talk is when someone utters a statement to themselves. Some people also refer to self-talk as internal dialogue. It occurs because the subconscious mind reveals hidden thoughts, beliefs, questions, ideas and opinions about something. One study mentioned that humans talk around 50.000 words to themselves daily. Hence, it can affect how someone feels and behaves that day. 

Many of us are aware of an inner voice that keeps us talking to ourselves throughout the day about our lives. This inner voice mixes conscious thoughts with unconscious beliefs and biases to a particular way to interpret and process everyday experiences. Our monologue can be happy and supportive or negative and self-discouraging.

How Many Types of Self-Talk are There?

Some people attribute their success to a strong inner voice. In some cases, an inner voice can help individuals achieve their goals by raising awareness of internal and external obstacles. Over time, this self-talk can erode self-confidence, foster shame, and limit personal growth. Kaitlyn Guay from Christa McAuliffe Academy stated that there are three types of self-talk, which are positive, negative and instructional. Positive self-talk is an inner monologue that encourages and stimulates someone so that they can work through the problems they currently face. This type of self-talk can be an effective mechanism for dealing with stress.

Negative self-talk is when your inner voice is overly discouraging and sounds like your inner critic. It sounds pessimistic and focused on the bad sides of a problem. It can make you lose confidence and feel unable to solve the problem. Negative monologues can be repetitive and often do not reflect reality, which can ruin the quality of life of someone. It can lead to recurrent ruminations with intrusive negative thoughts. Instructional self-talk occurs when someone should overcome a challenge. It guides to executing something, such as learning something foreign and new.

Why is Self-Talk Important?

Self-talk is essential as it can affect how someone acts. It impacted how they perceived the situation around them. Positive self-talk will produce a cheerful and full of spirit-person. It will make them feel confident and has the energy to overcome their problems. Meanwhile, negative self-talk will make someone pessimistic and full of self-doubt. Even though sometimes self-talk does not reflect reality, it can change the perspective on how an individual looks at something (misery can be seen as an opportunity, and vice versa). How a person decides his take on something will trigger the brain and flip the situation. Hence, it is possible for someone to overcome hardship. Many experts recommend people try looking at something in different lights and find joy in everything. Self-talk can affect mental health, based on the statement by the Australian Health Direct. Below are some reasons why people need to do more positive self-talk:

• Increase self-confidence.
• Minimize the risk of stress, depression, anxiety or other mental health issues.
• Help people to have control over their life decisions.
• Motivate people to overcome their hardships.
• Work as a gentle coping mechanism for a panic attack.

What are the Elements of Positive Self-Talk?

Positive self-talk helps stimulate the brain to think of the bright side when overcoming some things. It arranges the mess in mind. It is not easy and impossible for humans to always stay positive all the time. Hence, the function of positive self-talk is also to assure that even if something goes wrong, it is okay. There will be another chance, and it will open other opportunities. People who often practice positive self-talk usually have more confidence and control over their decisions to reach their goals.

Positive self-talk has three elements known as 3C's (change, commitment and consistency). It means that a person should change their perspective and behaviour to the better one to improve their life quality. They should hold their commitment and keep those attitudes for the long run (consistency).     

How to Stop Having a Negative Self-Talk?

Improving self-confidence might not be easy, but worth to try experience. Here are some tips for people who want to stop having negative self-talk:

• Be aware of the thoughts inside the mind.
• Start to engage in physical exercise or workouts.
• Talk about your problems with trusted friends or family.
• Be open and honest with your feeling.
• Try to find the light in the dark situation.
• Praise yourself for every achievement.