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The Inner Critic: Where It Comes From & How to Quiet It

Updated: May 30

That harsh voice in your head isn’t the truth—it’s the inner critic. Learn how therapy can help quiet it.

A man in a blue shirt appears stressed, head in hand. A dark shadow looms, representing his inner critic, pointing and angry. The mood is tense and somber.

The inner critic often sounds like:

“You’re not good enough.”

“You’ll never get this right.”

“You should be doing more.”

This voice is often internalised from early experiences—family, school, or society. But it doesn’t have to run your life.

In therapy, we help you:

  • Understand where the critic came from

  • Develop a more compassionate internal dialogue

  • Build self-worth and confidence



At Hope Prevails, we believe your inner voice can become your greatest ally—not your harshest enemy.

Let’s quiet the critic and reconnect you with your true voice💙


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Phone: 0466 375 678

Email: info@hopeprevails.com.au

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Weekend: via special request

​​Runaway Bay, Gold Coast   

Queensland, Australia, 4216

We can provide in home therapy, zoom sessions, phone sessions or organise to meet at our welcoming room.

 

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