Social Anxiety shyness and social phobia are a problem that affects thousands of people. There are a number of strategies that can be used to either try and cure these phobias or at least, limit the effects so those suffering from social anxiety shyness and social phobia can actually make the most of their lives.
To cut to its essence social anxiety and related fears come down to a worry over being judged and examined by others. All sufferers know that you can try and rationalise things in your head as much as you can, but that when it comes to say, giving a presentation, or attending a social event, that fear kicks in. This is the big problem for sufferers – once the brain is in this state of basic fear, you are almost locked in. The way the brain works at this level is extremely basic. Trying to reason with yourself at this point is no longer enough.
This can leave people with social anxiety shyness and social phobia locked in a horrible hamster wheel. That feeling of dread inspires, well, a feeling of dread that can lead to increasing isolation and with it feelings of depression, inadequacy and so on.
So to tackle these problems then its clear that there needs to be a change in behaviour. There has to be a method found to stop the brain going into it’s basic flight or panic mode when you confront a testing social situation. This also stops that dread of going to an event in the first place – if you know you won’t get those obvious public symptoms of social anxiety shyness and social phobia like blushing or sweating.
Breaking the cycle is a challenge, but it’s the best way to deal with this kind of social problem – and it doesn’t require prescription drugs either.
By: Rupert S Trubshaw
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