Written by alex on Friday, March 30th, 2012 in Social Anxiety.
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im sure a psychiatrist would charge quite bit for a session, so I’m wondering if family pharmacists prescribe ssri’s or other meds that treat depression or anxiety.
I’m pretty embarrassed of this video. What a perfect beginning for desensitizing myself ;D The qualities of my speech and thought flow make a perfect context for this channel and place of reference for future comparison Mood during filming: light headed, “purgatory”, somewhat open, uncomfortable, awkward, no energy to care Work on: spaciness, rambling- no clear chain of thought, feeling inauthentic and like I’m manufacturing emotions
I been having it for I was a teen. Now I’m in my 20′s. I have trouble making friends, going to parties, being in large groups. Plus I have have depress problem.
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Written by alex on Saturday, March 24th, 2012 in Social Anxiety.
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In this video three people talk of their experiences with social phobia and teach the techniques that they have used to help overcome it. These techniques are taught in plain language by these three people and by Professor Ron Rapee, Professor of Psychology, Macquarie University, and Dr Lisa Lampe, a consultant psychiatrist specialising in the treatment of social phobia. This video is a complement to Ron Rapee’s book Overcoming Shyness and Social Phobia. The video gives a general overview of social phobia, before moving on to teach, in some detail, practical strategies for overcoming it. Cognitive behaviour therapy has proven to be the most successful treatment for social phobia yet developed. It involves common sense and practical notions of how to recover, yet it is based on years of psychological research. This video will teach you to use these tools that have worked so well for other people, and that have been proven to be effective. The video has also been used very successfully by health professionals in clinical and teaching situations, and as a training and discussion tool for group therapy. * What is social phobia and how is it treated? * Self monitoring * Cognitive behaviour therapy – realistic thinking * Cognitive behaviour therapy – graded exposure * Groups * Managing general anxiety – meditation * The role of medication * Setbacks * The techniques are taught by people who actually have (or have had) social phobia * You get to know these people as they talk to …
I am sure psychiatrist would charge quite bit for session, so I’m wondering if family physicians prescribe ssri’s or other meds that treat depression or anxiety.