Social Anxiety During the Holidays
…in social interactions. For example, you “should” be able to make it through the evening without getting overwhelmed, or you “shouldn’t” feel so anxious spending time with people you love….
…in social interactions. For example, you “should” be able to make it through the evening without getting overwhelmed, or you “shouldn’t” feel so anxious spending time with people you love….
…information. Use “I” statements. “I feel (feeling word) when (situation) because (reason).” This allows you to take responsibility for your feelings without blaming the other person. It helps you say…
…or it takes up time you could use for self-care or completing daily tasks. This is a real problem, but treatment can help. Acceptance and Commitment Therapy (ACT), an evidence-based…
…thoughts, you can’t relax and probably have a hard time sleeping. In addition to insomnia, physical symptoms of anxiety—including panic attacks, digestive issues, and headaches—may be creating further discomfort. As…
…don’t provide as much meaning to you. Continue to do the things that keep you healthy during the year: getting enough sleep, eating healthy, and exercising. Remember that self-care can…