At Talking Therapies UK, we provide specialised online therapy for Social Anxiety Disorder, helping you manage fear of social situations and build lasting confidence. Our experienced therapists use evidence-based methods to reduce anxiety, improve communication, and help you feel more comfortable connecting with others.
We understand how isolating social anxiety can be. Through compassionate, structured therapy, we support you every step of the way toward a calmer, more fulfilling life.
Social Anxiety Disorder (sometimes called social phobia) involves a persistent, overwhelming fear of social interactions, often driven by concerns about judgment or embarrassment. This fear can lead to intense anxiety and avoidance behaviours that disrupt everyday life.
Avoiding social gatherings, meetings, or public speaking engagements.
Experiencing intense anxiety before and during social interactions due to fear of being judged or embarrassed.
Experiencing symptoms such as sweating, trembling, or a rapid heartbeat in social situations.
Having a persistent belief that others are watching and judging you critically.
These symptoms can make it difficult to form relationships, pursue career goals, or enjoy social events. Recognising that social anxiety is treatable is the first and most important step toward recovery.
 
															 
															 
															At Talking Therapies UK, we use effective, evidence-based techniques to help you manage and reduce symptoms of social anxiety in a supportive, structured way.
CBT is highly effective in treating Social Anxiety Disorder. It focuses on changing the negative thought patterns and behaviours that contribute to your anxiety. By learning to challenge and reframe these thoughts, you can reduce your fear and improve your ability to interact with others. CBT also teaches practical skills for managing anxiety in social situations.
This therapeutic approach gradually exposes you to social situations in a controlled and supportive environment, helping you reduce your fear and build confidence over time. Exposure therapy helps you confront and overcome your fears in a structured way, allowing you to develop coping strategies and reduce avoidance behaviours.
We help you develop effective communication and social interaction skills, enabling you to navigate social situations more comfortably and confidently. Social skills training provides you with the tools to improve your interactions and build stronger relationships.
Our holistic approach ensures therapy addresses both the emotional and behavioural aspects of social anxiety, helping you achieve meaningful, lasting progress.
 
															Our therapists are highly trained and experienced in treating Social Anxiety Disorder using proven, evidence-based approaches like CBT and Exposure Therapy. They stay up to date with the latest clinical techniques to ensure you receive the highest standard of care.
 
															We provide a compassionate, judgment-free space where you can explore your anxiety safely. Your sessions are completely confidential, and your therapist works at your pace to ensure you feel understood and supported throughout your journey.
 
															Our online therapy sessions make access simple and flexible—attend from home or wherever you feel most comfortable. With evening and weekend options available, it’s easy to fit therapy around your lifestyle. Our secure, encrypted platform ensures privacy and peace of mind.
 
															Overcoming social anxiety is possible with the right support and strategies. At Talking Therapies UK, we are committed to helping you build the confidence and skills needed to thrive in social situations. Contact us today to begin your journey towards a more confident and connected life.
 
															Schedule your online therapy session with one of our experienced therapists at a time that suits you. Flexible evening and weekend appointments are available to accommodate your busy lifestyle.
This content is for informational purposes only and is not a substitute for professional medical advice. If you’re in crisis or need urgent support, contact your GP, call NHS 111, or reach Samaritans at 116 123.





