Social Anxiety
Does your heart race in social settings? Professor Peter McEvoy talks about social anxiety and what's being done to help sufferers now and in the future.
The Future Of · David Blayney, Jessica Morrison, Professor Peter McEvoy
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Show Notes
Many of us are fearful of being judged by others. But, for those with social anxiety disorder, the associated negative thoughts and physical sensations – a racing heartbeat, irregular breathing and tense muscles – can be crippling.
In this episode, clinical psychologist Professor Peter McEvoy discusses what's being done to help sufferers address their social anxiety now and in the future.
- What’s the link between digital connectedness and social anxiety? (03:27)
- What new treatments are available? (06:41)
- Do online treatments work as well as face-to-face treatments? (11:17)
- Professor McEvoy discusses the link between parents and children with social anxiety (13:32)
- What’s the first step someone should take to address their social anxiety? (15:25)
Have you been feeling anxious? You may want to contact Beyond Blue.
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