Episode 22: Public Speaking Anxiety & Fear of Being Noticeably Nervous: Psychopharmacology for Social and Performance Anxiety
About this episode
The episode discusses the integration of pharmaceuticals in treating public speaking and performance anxiety with insights from Dr. Mathew Lorber MD.
When I started my psychotherapy practice in 1978, I was doing biofeedback and psychotherapy for stress related disorders to empower patients to heal without medication or to get off medication. Forty-five years and over 60.000 clinical hours later I have discovered there are high performance strategies to incorporate pharmaceuticals into the treatment process. This discussion with Dr. Mathew Lorber MD is the first in a series of interviews, the purpose of which is to educate the listener on w...
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