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How Can You Cope with Social Anxiety from the Comfort of Your Home?

Isabelle Jones by Isabelle Jones
June 19, 2024
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Since 2020, an unbelievable rise has been witnessed in telehealth therapy. Those with few opportunities to avail themselves of in-person treatment can access the alternative option of telehealth therapy. It brings many benefits, providing opportunities to individuals with tight schedules. There has been a significant growth in online therapy platforms. Effective treatment is provided for mental health issues. Today, social anxiety can be addressed as an everyday health factor among many individuals. In this blog, let’s explore how online therapy helps treat social anxiety issues. 

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  • What is social anxiety? 

Do you think social anxiety is limited to nervousness and shyness in social situations? It is much more than you can even think about. It is the persistent and intense fear of feeling embarrassed, judged, or humiliated. Such people prefer to avoid being social. They feel incredibly uncomfortable when in social situations. This constant fear can significantly impact an individual’s social, personal, and professional life. It creates a barrier for them to thrive in society. 

The physical symptoms include blushing, rapid heart rate, sweating, brain fog, nausea, and difficulty speaking. Individuals even experience hypersensitivity to criticism, fear of rejection, and overwhelming feelings. You would be surprised to know that persistent thoughts of the worst scenarios, preparation in advance, and replying to social interaction are some of the everyday experiences of this issue.

  • Available treatments:

Treatment for this typical anxiety issue includes specific therapies and medication in some cases. The most common approach is Cognitive Behavioral Therapy. Individuals are taught to challenge negative beliefs and thoughts and identify them as related to social situations.

Again, exposure therapy is used with Cognitive Behavioral Therapy, which involves systematic and gradual exposure to various social situations triggering anxiety. People suffering from this problem get to learn the art of managing and tolerating their anxiety level by repeated exposure to such conditions. Medications are sometimes prescribed to manage the symptoms. 

Selective serotonin inhibitors are commonly given to such patients. No treatment method fits every situation; treatments are individualized depending on multiple factors. Consulting with a professional and experienced mental health expert is crucial for determining the appropriate treatment plan based on individuals’ unique requirements.

  • Benefits of availing of online therapy:

The primary benefit of online anxiety counselling therapy is that it can be scheduled for convenience and accessibility. The sessions are conducted in the comfort of your residence. You do not have to go anywhere to meet the professional. This is a plus point for social anxiety sufferers who avoid attending personal in-person sessions. 

In a nutshell:

We cannot conclude that online therapy is enough to cure social anxiety problems overall. However, it is an effective tool for helping people cope with their severe anxiety conditions. It offers flexibility, accessibility, and support. Simultaneously, it reduces the problem of seeking help that most individuals suffering from this issue prefer to avoid. Evaluating needs and personal preferences is crucial when deciding between traditional in-person and online therapy. Making informed decisions when cooperating with an expert health professional is essential.

Save time! Start your online therapy today. Seeking Virtual anxiety therapy is a quintessential step for managing your social anxiety problem. Selecting the best format for your therapy can give you relief faster.

Isabelle Jones

Isabelle Jones

The information contained in this article is for informational purposes only and is not in any way intended to substitute medical care or advice from your doctor, or be interpreted as expert opinion.

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