Social Anxiety therapists in Stony Plain, Alberta AB, CanadaCA
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With the psychodynamic approach, the client will know the causes and roots that led him to his problem; for what it is necessary an in-depth analysis of the personality by putting greater focus on the current and past experiences. This will give the client the opportunity to build a new present and future understanding and identifying triggers and own emotions.
Social anxiety can have a huge impact on your life and happiness. But social anxiety can be treated and you can learn the skills to manage social situations. Therapy can help you manage the social interactions in your life without anxiety. Please contact me if you would like to set up a free intake and we can get started on the process of helping you move forward with your future.
Tacit's main area of expertise is with clients who are wanting to address their Anxiety/Depression issues - we often teach classes focusing on ways to manage anxiety/depression effectively, and provide supports to family members who want to better understand how to help their loves ones who are struggling with these issues.
Social anxiety can lead to feelings of isolation and eventually can create a cycle of low mood. I will work with you on strategies for coping as well as looking at the larger family dynamic (if relevant) to ensure the best support for you during these difficult times. I will help support you as we work through the thoughts and feelings you are having to move you forward in your healing process. Focusing on therapeutic relationship and building trust allows me to help support you while using a solution-focused lens.
Social anxiety is simply anxiety projected outward in a social situation. By building an awareness of one's relationship with anxiety, and learning how to use tools to help manage anxiety, clients can learn how to break the cycle of debilitating behaviours and gently make changes they wish to see so social situations can eventually become more comfortable and perhaps even enjoyable.