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Navigating Social Anxiety

Educational Content: Social anxiety involves intense fear of social situations and being judged by others. It can hinder personal and professional relationships if not addressed. Understanding and managing social anxiety can improve quality of life.

 

Action Items:

Gradual Exposure: Slowly face social situations to reduce fear over time.

Cognitive Behavioral Therapy (CBT): Engage in CBT to challenge and change negative thought patterns.

Relaxation Techniques: Use deep breathing or mindfulness to stay calm in social settings.

Build Social Skills: Practice conversation and active listening to increase confidence.

 

Recommended Resources:

Books: *The Shyness and Social Anxiety Workbook* by Martin Antony and Richard Swinson

Websites: Social Anxiety Institute

Apps: Woebot – provides support through cognitive-behavioral techniques

Just Check In, is a mobile application that notifies users with a Wellness DailyCheck-In, and sends a text alert to their emergency contacts if they have not ‘checked in.’ Our objective is to ensure that those living alone feel safe, while providing peace of mind also for those who care for them.  A simple reminder to connect with others can help you to remember that you are loved, cared for, and most importantly, not alone.