Understanding the Psychology Behind Social Anxiety
Gain a deeper understanding of social anxiety and why social situations can feel overwhelming for some individuals. Participants will learn how personality traits, upbringing, cultural expectations, and negative self-beliefs shape social anxiety and influence behavior such as avoidance, overthinking, or self-criticism.
Emotional Awareness: Recognizing Triggers and Anxiety Responses
This section helps participants identify emotional and situational triggers that activate social anxiety, such as public speaking, meeting new people, or being observed by others. Participants will learn techniques to manage anxious reactions, regulate emotions, and respond to social situations with greater calm and self-control.
Building Confidence and Healthy Social Connections
Learn practical strategies to reduce social anxiety and build confidence in interpersonal interactions. Activities such as cognitive reframing, grounding exercises, gradual exposure, assertive communication, and self-compassion practices will be shared