Social anxiety rarely announces itself with drama. It shows up as the near-invisible tug that keeps you from raising a hand, the habit of rehearsing a comment ten times and still staying quiet, the relief flood after escaping a meeting followed by hours of self-critique. Cognitive behavioral...
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Health anxiety does not arrive with a siren. It looks like late night symptom searches, extra thermometers, a calendar dotted with lab appointments, and a phone full of photos of moles that have not changed. For some people it flares after a real medical scare or the death of a loved one. For...
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