Social Anxiety therapists in Essex, Ontario ON, CanadaCA
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Treatment will start with education on how social anxiety works, then we will move towards targeting different aspects of social anxiety, such as mind reading, poor goal setting prior to entering a social situation and the tricky ruminating after a social event.
I use Cognitive Behaviour Therapy (CBT) to help you learn to recognize, understand, and gradually change your negative thinking and worries related to social anxiety. CBT will require your active participation and willingness to engage in "homework" activities outside of therapy and to eventually participate in imagined or actual exposure activities aimed at helping you learn to manage your anxious feelings when engaging in social situations.
Registered Social Worker, MSW, BSW, RSW Registered Social Worker/ Psychotherapist
Do you suffer with from social anxiety? I am here to help. Social anxiety is a type of anxiety condition that makes people feel anxious or afraid in social situations. I can help you learn the skills needed to handle these difficult thoughts and feelings, so they have less impact and influence over your behaviour. I am only one call/ email away. Feel free to schedule your free consultation by clicking the link below
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While I do not offer any expertise in this area, we have several therapists at Psychotherapy Collective, who can work with you to build confidence and develop effective coping strategies when facing social anxiety. Visit our site to schedule a free 15-minute consultation to ensure they are the proper fit for your journey https://www.psychotherapycollective.ca/our-team
Social anxiety comes up in diverse ways among my clients. Together we'll explore your unique experience of this and try to get at its roots. I practice Relational Therapy, which understands our social experiences as core to our mental health. This can make social anxiety a particularly painful and isolating experience. The therapeutic relationship is a chance to explore those anxieties as you feel safer and we build trust and understanding together.