Social Anxiety is a fear of social situations. Whether it is meeting new people or attending a family reunion, social anxiety can be crippling.
Social anxiety can really limit your quality of life if you allow it, so can you really afford to have social anxiety?
If you allow social anxiety to run your life, you could have problems in the workplace, problems with relationships, and even problems with family members.
If you can’t work because of your social anxiety, you can’t get the help you need from therapists or medication.
Can you really afford to have social anxiety? My answer is no. That’s why overcoming social anxiety is so important.
If you find yourself in this pickle already, then self-help is your answer. There’s tons of information on this blog, on the Suffering from Anxiety blog, and on the Internet to cure your social anxiety.
Study articles dealing with negative thoughts or boosting your confidence. Apply what you learn, don’t expect to cure your social anxiety by just reading.
When you’ve overcome social anxiety, stay motivated and be aware of slipping back into paranoid ways.
You can do this, because no one can afford to have social anxiety!
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Social Anxiety | Change Your Brain And Live!
I am always looking for ways to help someone overcome social anxiety, and I stumbled upon a book that I think is fantastic. It is called Change Your Brain Change Your Life: The Breakthrough Program for Conquering Anxiety, Depression, Obsessiveness, Anger, and Impulsiveness. I know, long title!
To back up for a second, are you seriously trying to overcome social anxiety? Or are you like so many, just trying to cope with it and try to just live day to day? Change is very scary to some people, for many reasons, but you need to change your brain and thoughts if you are going to cure your social anxiety.
It can be done, because I have done it; social anxiety no longer runs nor ruins my life. I actually enjoy going places and living! It is a breath of fresh air, and it truly feels good.
Anyway, back to the book. Change Your Brain, Change Your Life: The Breakthrough Program for Conquering Anxiety, Depression, Obsessiveness, Anger, and Impulsiveness
was written by Daniel G. Amen. He is a a psychiatrist and neuroscientist who has done extensive research on the brain.
In the book, he explains how the brain works, what happens when things go wrong, and how to optimize brain function. Some of the chapters include:
Change Your Brain, Change Your Life
may be a little more technical than most books, but it is still getting great reviews.
If you are looking for a less technical book, but still value great information, Daniel G. Amen has several great self-help resources available.
Whatever you do, don't just sit on the sidelines, get in the game of life and enjoy it!
To back up for a second, are you seriously trying to overcome social anxiety? Or are you like so many, just trying to cope with it and try to just live day to day? Change is very scary to some people, for many reasons, but you need to change your brain and thoughts if you are going to cure your social anxiety.
It can be done, because I have done it; social anxiety no longer runs nor ruins my life. I actually enjoy going places and living! It is a breath of fresh air, and it truly feels good.
Anyway, back to the book. Change Your Brain, Change Your Life: The Breakthrough Program for Conquering Anxiety, Depression, Obsessiveness, Anger, and Impulsiveness
In the book, he explains how the brain works, what happens when things go wrong, and how to optimize brain function. Some of the chapters include:
- Looking into love and depression
- Looking into anxiety and fear
- Mastering fear
- Looking into worry and obsession
- Brain Dos and Brain Don'ts
- and much more
Change Your Brain, Change Your Life
If you are looking for a less technical book, but still value great information, Daniel G. Amen has several great self-help resources available.
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