Navigating Social Anxiety

Discussing social anxiety with children is essential, especially in today's world where interactions feel unfamiliar. Open conversations about feelings can help normalize their experiences, reminding kids that they are not alone in their discomfort. It's important to share personal feelings and encourage children to express their own, fostering a supportive environment as everyone learns to navigate social situations again.

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Creating Confidence with Heather Monahan
#101: What You and Your Kids Need To Do Now To Overcome Pandemic Stress and Anxiety with Amy Morin
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- Social anxiety and how to overcome it
- How can I act normally in public, including walking, talking, and looking normal, if I haven't been outside much for the past couple of years? This includes simple outings like going to the store or restaurant, as well as more complex social interactions with friends.

Navigating Social Anxiety

In this clip

From this podcast

Creating Confidence with Heather Monahan

#101: What You and Your Kids Need To Do Now To Overcome Pandemic Stress and Anxiety with Amy Morin

Related Questions

Social anxiety and how to overcome it

How can I act normally in public, including walking, talking, and looking normal, if I haven't been outside much for the past couple of years? This includes simple outings like going to the store or restaurant, as well as more complex social interactions with friends.