If you’re feeling like your anxiety is getting out of hand, you are not alone. An estimated 12.1% of adults in the U.S experience social anxiety disorder at some point in their lives. Most of us feel awkward in at least some social situations, especially when we’re going to be in the spotlight or meeting new people. It’s also very normal to feel shy, nervous, or uncomfortable in situations where we might be judged, like an interview, meeting your partner’s family, or starting a new job. Living with social anxiety disorder can mean that even the most casual social interactions leave you trembling, dizzy, and afraid of criticism or rejection. Social anxiety disorder is so challenging to the mental health profession because it is driven by the underlying emotions of shame, embarrassment, and humiliation that most sufferers do not seek help. If you feel that your social anxiety has taken over your life and disrupted your ability to handle social situations, check out these tips on ho...
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