Social Anxiety

Social anxiety is a common condition in young people and increases with adolescence. Young people with social anxiety are worried about negative evaluations of themselves in social situations, and this can limit their social interactions.

Signs of social anxiety in teens include feeling anxious and excited when meeting new people, public speaking, performing, or eating in front of others. This can affect young people’s lives and cause problems in areas such as making friends, romantic relationships, school success and future plans.

Teens with social anxiety may feel worthless and inadequate. It is also associated with social anxiety, depression, and other psychological disorders in young people.

Social anxiety in teens is a treatable condition and can be treated with methods such as cognitive-behavioral therapy, medication, and social skills training. It may also be beneficial for young people to participate in social activities such as drama, music or theater to improve their social skills.

As a result, social anxiety in young people is a common problem and can negatively affect their lives. However, this situation can be overcome with treatment methods and young people can feel comfortable in social environments and establish healthy relationships.