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Social Anxiety in Teens

Social Anxiety in Teens

For young people, social anxiety can become debilitating and chronic if left untreated. CBT expert Jennifer Shannon talks about assessment, treatment and more.

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Does social media encourage social anxiety in teens?
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Coping with criticism
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Can parents alone cause social anxiety?
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Is social anxiety in teens genetic or learned?
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What treatment strategies would you recommend for youth that refuse gradual exposure therapy?
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Is social anxiety linked to low self-esteem?
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How do I help my teen not care what other people think of her?
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Why do so many people drop out of therapy for social anxiety disorder?
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Is social anxiety a treatable condition?
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Why do you think that the social anxiety often starts in early adolescence?
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What are the key components of treatment for social anxiety disorder?
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What is the best way for parents to help their teen if they are struggling with social anxiety?
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I work in a secondary school setting. Many students present to the front office with stomach aches and wanting to go home. How should we assess and address if this is social anxiety?
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Is being shy the same as having social anxiety?
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How can I tell if my teen is simply introverted or if they might have social anxiety?
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Social Anxiety Quiz
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How does social anxiety develop into a chronic issue?
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What makes it important to address social anxiety during teen years?
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