Episode 19: Public Speaking Anxiety & Fear of Being Noticeably Nervous: An Introduction to Mind States for Social & Performance Anxiety Resolution
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This episode discusses the treatment of social and performance anxiety, emphasizing the need for tailored models over rigid existing ones.
When considering treatment for social and performance anxiety thoughtful evaluation would say that a model adapted to the specific needs of this specific anxiety is productive rather than trying to fit the condition into rigid restrictive existing models; most noticeably the nonsensical promises and absurd research perpetuated by the CBT community. I want to be very clear. Behavior and cognition are very important variables to consider in treatment but if you miss the emotion-physiological co...
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