Is there a good online site for discussing social phobia?
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MSN groups has an Avoidant Personality Group which addresses social phobia. Instead of avoiding social situations because of your fear, you may want to put yourself into these situations so that you can eventually feel more comfortable - pick relatively "safe" situations such as a church group or a group in which a common interest is shared (sports, cooking, etc.) It may also be helpful to have a friend or spouse accompany you in certain social situations.
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http://www.teenhopeline.com/talk/index.html
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try livejournal.com. it's cool.
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Another place to "talk" to others is the mental health sanctuary online. \n\nhttp://www.mhsanctuary.com\n\nThey have postings and areas for families of people with various mental health disorders. They have an area of resources for books and materials and a list of counselors as well.\n\nHope that this helps!
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http://www.jrhaule.net/TDfS.html\n\nhttp://www.theberries.ns.ca/ARchives/2001Fall/psychotherapy.html\n\nhttp://www.woodfish.org/bridge.html
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You might want to check out information on Social Phobia. This is one of the most common forms of anxiety disorders (more common than Agoraphobia). Over 7% of the population suffers from social anxiety disorder.\n\nIf you have social phobia you usually worry that others will notice your anxiety because of your blushing, sweating, shaking, or difficulty getting your words out, (for example).\n\nOther fears triggered by social situations include:\n\n    * I'll look uncomfortable or awkward\n    * I'll seem weird or strange\n    * I'll appear stupid or incompetent\n    * I'll look embarrassed\n    * I'll be boring\n\nThese fears tend to be triggered when just anticipating the social situation. You may also have noticed that, after the event, you often feel bad or worse when thinking about how you "performed". How you actually felt in the situation can play a big role in this "post-mortem". \n\nThe Social Phobia/Social Anxiety Association, a non-profit organization, seeks to educate about social phobia:\nhttp://www.socialphobia.org/\n\nThey list some good self help books here:\nhttp://www.socialanxietyinstitute.org/bookstore.html\n\nYou should talk with your doctor and ask for a referral to a psychologist who specailizes in Anxiety Disorders.
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www.paltalk.com\n\nHave fun, but also be careful of what you chat and with whom.  Not everyone is what they say.\n\nBe safe, have fun, Good Luck :)
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http://www.mathacademy.com/pr/minitext/anxiety/index.asp
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Yeah; Fanforum.com; it's a great place to discuss anything from News & Politics, to your fav books, moives, and celebrities AND more...besides, it's free to sign up.\n\nHope I helped!
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Search any social communities online like http://www.orkut.com, http://www.hi5.com, http://www.myspace.com, etc.,\n\nThese are just the few. There are many social communities online.\n\nTry your luck there
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The site linked below has a lot of information, and importantly, a forum for discussion with like minded individuals.  Perhaps that will be a good place to pose your question and get answers from other's personal experience.
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Yeah, the site has a chat room where you can ask for advice...
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www.rotten.com\n\nVERY disturbing site
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Facebook\nFaceparty\nFlickr\nFriendster\nhi5\nLive Journal\nMultiply\n\nMichael\nhttp://www.webmasterautomation.com/forums/
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ask.com or  yahooligains.com