Social Anxiety and Proactive Neuroplasticity

All day, every day, we experience fear, depression, loneliness, and emotional pain. Anxious about how others perceive us, we feel incompetent, awkward, and undesirable. We worry about criticism, disapproval, and rejection; never ‘fitting in.’ We are apprehensive to enter a conversation, afraid we’ll have nothing to talk about and will appear dull or ignorant. We are caught up in an interconnected network of fear and avoidance of social situations.

Proactive neuroplasticity empowers us to transform our thoughts, behaviors, and perspectives, creating healthy new mindsets, skills, and abilities. It can dramatically mitigate the self-destructive symptoms and traits of social anxiety disorder. Utilizing the tools and techniques developed for DRNI (the deliberate, repetitive, neural input of information), proactive neuroplasticity accelerates and consolidates learning and unlearning which directly correlates to recovery.

We hold monthly online calls focusing on issues that impact our daily lives.  You will meet colleagues with the same concerns and experiences. Your organizers know social anxiety first-hand and recognize what you are going through.  Our primary objective is to provide a secure and confidential environment where you can share your stories and issues and get answers from persons who understand and care.

If you want to know more about your social anxiety disorder, read Social Anxiety Disorder: A Definitive Guide and Top Ten SAD Fears and Apprehensions.

(Social Anxiety and Proactive Neuroplasticity is supported, pro bono, by ReChanneling.org.)