In today's 40-minute session, client discussed his fear of social situations, particularly at work events. He said, "I feel like everyone is judging me." We introduced cognitive-behavioral therapy (CBT) techniques to challenge his negative thoughts and used role-playing to practice social interactions. Client’s homework is to attend a social event and note his feelings and thoughts before, during, and after. He seemed a bit anxious but willing to try this approach. We’ll follow up in our next session next week.
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Social Anxiety
Client is dealing with social anxiety and practicing CBT techniques.
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