Social Anxiety Disorder is a mental health condition characterized by persistent fear or anxiety in social or performance situations. You may worry about saying the wrong thing, being judged negatively, or feeling embarrassed in front of others.
At StarMaris Advanced Psychiatry Care, we take time to understand your symptoms, triggers, experiences, and how social anxiety is affecting your daily life before recommending personalized treatment options.
Feeling intensely worried about what others may think of you.
Staying away from gatherings, meetings, conversations, or unfamiliar people.
Sweating, trembling, blushing, rapid heartbeat, or feeling short of breath.
Feeling nervous, uncomfortable, or unable to express yourself around others.
Constantly worrying about how you look, speak, or behave in social settings.
Experiencing significant worry days or even weeks before a social situation.
Presentations, meetings, interviews, or group activities may feel overwhelming.
Fear of judgment can make it difficult to form or maintain meaningful connections.
You may avoid gatherings, public places, or situations involving unfamiliar people.
Social anxiety may affect self-esteem, decision-making, and willingness to try new experiences.
Social Anxiety Disorder may develop through a combination of biological, psychological, and environmental factors.
A detailed review of your symptoms, triggers, history, and daily functioning.
Medication evaluation and monitoring when clinically appropriate.
Guidance and practical strategies to help manage fear, worry, and social stress.
Regular appointments to review progress and adjust care when needed.
We discuss your symptoms, triggers, history, and how social anxiety affects your daily life.
Your provider recommends appropriate treatment options based on your individual needs.
Your progress is monitored over time and your care may be adjusted as needed.
If fear of judgment or social interaction is limiting your everyday life, StarMaris Advanced Psychiatry Care can help you better understand your symptoms and explore personalized treatment options.