Open Expression of Emotions Boosts Romantic Relationship Health, Even Amid Social Anxiety

Open Expression of Emotions Boosts Romantic Relationship Health, Even Amid Social Anxiety

For many, expressing emotions in romantic relationships can feel vulnerable and risky. Yet, sharing feelings openly with a partner might be more beneficial than previously thought, even for those experiencing social anxiety... Read more »
How imagining your best possible future self boosts optimism, mood, and reduces anxiety: RCT

How imagining your best possible future self boosts optimism, mood, and reduces anxiety: RCT

Booth, R. W., Erhan, K., Erkocaoğlan, O., Kuşpınar, H., & Yaldırak, K. (2025). The best possible self task has direct effects on expectancies and mood, and an indirect effect on anxiety symptom... Read more »
How Overthinkers Can Take Action With Less Anxiety

How Overthinkers Can Take Action With Less Anxiety

Imagine this scenario: Andrea is a child therapist in a large group practice. She recently took over some clients from a colleague who went on parental leave. Her boss calls her in... Read more »
Mediating role of alexthymia on parental rejection and generalized anxiety

Mediating role of alexthymia on parental rejection and generalized anxiety

Alexithymia is difficulty identifying and expressing emotions. Parental rejection involves cold, critical, or emotionally distant parenting. When children experience rejection, they may not learn how to recognize or manage emotions, increasing the... Read more »
Can Anxiety Make You Misread Other People’s Emotions?

Can Anxiety Make You Misread Other People’s Emotions?

Yes, anxiety can make you misread other people’s emotions. Anxiety doesn’t just affect how you feel – it can also skew how you perceive others’ feelings. If you’ve ever been convinced someone... Read more »
Autistic Meltdowns vs Anxiety Attacks

Autistic Meltdowns vs Anxiety Attacks

If you’re autistic and experience emotional overload, it can be hard to know what’s happening in the moment. Are you having an autistic meltdown—or is it an anxiety attack? This confusion is... Read more »
Depression and anxiety have distinct and overlapping language patterns

Depression and anxiety have distinct and overlapping language patterns

Stade, E. C., Ungar, L., Eichstaedt, J. C., Sherman, G., & Ruscio, A. M. (2023). Depression and anxiety have distinct and overlapping language patterns: Results from a clinical interview. Journal of Psychopathology and... Read more »
Why Do I Only Have Social Anxiety With People I Know?

Why Do I Only Have Social Anxiety With People I Know?

People with social anxiety often worry about everyday interactions because of a fear of being scrutinized or judged negatively by others​. We usually hear about anxiety around strangers or public speaking, but... Read more »
Do You Have Anxiety About Going to Work Everyday?

Do You Have Anxiety About Going to Work Everyday?

It’s common for many workers to experience “Sunday Scaries” – a feeling of dread on a Sunday when the weekend is almost over and a new work week is looming. It’s normal... Read more »
How to Make Friends When You Have Social Anxiety

How to Make Friends When You Have Social Anxiety

Making friends as an adult is hard enough, and adding social anxiety can make it feel almost impossible. If you struggle with social anxiety, you might worry what others think, fear saying... Read more »
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