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How to be Assertive

How To Be Assertive When You Suffer from Social Anxiety Disorder

Dec 27, 2017 Matt 4

[photo courtesy of aurevoirkatie] Being asked to do favours and to help people out is just a part of everyday life. Whilst being able to […]

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The information on this website is purely based on my own research into social anxiety and is not a replacement for professional medical advice. If social anxiety or depression are adversely affecting your life then you should consult your doctor or another medical professional.

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