The NoNonsense Guide to Living with Social Anxiety
by Claire Eastham
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appears in Mental Health, Psychology, and Personal Development.
Anxiety is a crafty shapeshifter that can take on many forms: the tiger that sinks its claws in with physical symptoms and distressing thoughts, the cruel and belittling bully creating insecurity and selfdoubt and, worst of all, the frenemy rewarding avoidance of social situations with no physical symptoms, no cruel thoughts... and no life beyond ...
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