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Social anxiety is long term condition that can affect everyday activities, self-confidence, relationships and work or school life.

If you are struggling with feeling worried, anxious or fearful of everyday situations such as:

  • Meeting strangers
  • Starting conversations
  • Speaking on the phone
  • Working
  • Shopping
  • Social activities
  • Eating around other people
  • Doing things when others are watching

Or in social situations you often find yourself:

  • Avoiding eye contact
  • Feeling sick
  • Sweating, trembling or with a pounding heartbeat
  • Have panic attacks

It’s time to get support.

Be real with how you feel and self-refer today.

Self-refer

If you are suffering from anxiety, depression, post-traumatic stress disorder, low mood or excessive worry, NHS Talking Therapies can provide you with advice, guidance and support.

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