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Social Anxiety: How does it all connect?

What goes on for us when we feel socially anxious

Inside a social anxiety experience

How generalised anxiety shows up

Social anxiety: A map of your experience

Not all worries are the same

Worry: a safety system that sometimes overworks

New Resource

Understanding worry spirals

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The vicious cycle of worry

Why social anxiety shows up

Why does social anxiety keep getting in my way?

When your brain turns the spotlight on you

Why social situations can feel intense

Social worries: What cap is your brain wearing?

Sorting out social worries: Spot the thinking cap

Playing it safe: How social anxiety can trick us

Trying something new: Behavioural experiments

Understanding tricky social moments (example)

Understanding tricky social moments (blank)

Putting social worries to the test (blank)

Putting social worries to the test (example)

Behavioural experiments: Helping pupils face fears

Behavioural experiments: Helping your teen face fears

Finding new ways to cope: How CBT can help

Understanding self-harm

Mapping your journey (example)

Mapping your journey (blank)

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