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SAI is currently supporting the following study which is interested in further exploring the relationship between social anxiety and fathers. The study aims to understand the role of fathers and fathers’ anxiety in the development of their children. Currently, fathers’ mental health is a topic that has received limited attention and this study aims to better understand the impact they can have on their child’s life. With a better awareness of this, more effective methods of treatment and preventative measures can be developed and implemented.
If you know of any fathers or are a father of a child/children under 18 and would be interested in taking part or have any questions regarding the study, please email: sweenesh@tcd.ie
With the support of people like you, we’ve been able to help thousands of people throughout Ireland. Suffers, families, friends and the gerneral public, here’s what you should know about us.
When you fund raise or donate, every cent goes directly to helping people like you. Our charity is run by the good will of some great people so 100% of your money can go to the treatment of social anxiety.
We hope to expand our treatment program over the course of the next year or two. Being the only measured treatment for SA we’re well aware of the demand for help. This is only possibly with your input.
The following is a selection of self-help material that some of our past group participants have found helpful.
Overcoming Social Anxiety & Shyness by Gillian Butler is a mandatory part of the Social Anxiety Group Therapy Program. It is a wonderful insight into the SA mindset, and provides practical advice on how you you can find an acceptable level of anxiety in your life.
The program, which largely adopts a cognitive behavioral model, is conducted over fourteen weeks. While this may seem a long time most of our participants argue that passes almost too quickly!
Any interested person might be well advised to do an Internet search of Cognitive Behavioral Therapy (CBT) in order to get a better understanding of the principles that form the bedrock of our program.
The Social Anxiety Ireland Support Group is back in action. This is taking place the 1st and 3rd Wednesday of every month. This is a chance for past course participants and upcoming course participants to come together and share/discuss aspect of social anxiety in a safe environment.
If you happen to have any queries or questions in relation to the support group or around social anxiety please feel free to contact us directly at info@socialanxietyireland.com.
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Odhran2016-07-21 21:00:382016-08-27 00:48:51Exercise and Social Anxiety – does it help?A Social Anxiety Insight
It is better to share your story with those who
understand rather than suffer in silence.
The programme, which largely adopts a cognitive behavioural
model, is conducted over fourteen weeks. While this may seem
a long time most of our participants argue that passes almost
too quickly!
Any interested person might be well advised to do an Internet
search of Cognitive Behavioural Therapy (CBT) in order
to get a better understanding of the principles
that form the bedrock of our program.
Our blog is the main holder of material from research, new findings, developments in treatments and of course real life experiences from our socially anxious blogging team!! If you wish to contribute please email info@socialanxietyireland.com.
This programme is a must for anyone with Social Anxiety, It’s shown me the cause and effect of SA and how I(we) perpetuate the problems unknowingly. We’re taught techniques and given tools to work on our behaviours and thought patterns allowing us to live a less anxious life.
I cannot recommend this course more…
This may actually have been one of the most rewarding things I’ve every done for myself. Being able to speak with other people about this ‘thing’ that no one else I’ve met seems to understand has made an incredible difference to me. I never realized how much I was carrying around or how hard I was working to deceive myself.
I am glad and grateful that I did this programme. After 30 years with Social Anxiety I didn’t believe it would help, but I don’t suffer with Social Anxiety really any more. I’ve gone form 80% anxiety to 10%.
If your social anxiety is interfering with your life – placing restrictions on you and boundaries around you – and it’s upsetting or bothering you at all in any way, then apply. There is nothing to loose and everything to gain. See it as a one-in-a-lifetime golden opportunity, which it is.
