Social Anxiety
A persistent fear of being judged, embarrassed or negatively evaluated by others.
How social anxiety tends to show up
Overthinking conversations before or after they happen
Worrying about saying or doing something embarrassing
Avoiding meetings, social situations, or speaking up
Feeling tense, self-conscious, or on edge around others
Replaying interactions and focusing on perceived mistakes
How therapy can help
Learn to relate differently to anxious thoughts
Reduce over-monitoring and self-criticism
Tolerate uncertainty without avoidance
Gradually approach feared situations in a supported way
Gain confidence in yourself
Why choose me as your therapist?
I work primarily with anxiety and the patterns of chronic worry, self-consciousness, and fear of judgment that often keep people stuck. Therapy is collaborative and focused on helping you relate differently to anxious thoughts so they no longer dictate your choices. The goal is greater flexibility, confidence, and ease — not perfection.
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