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Social Anxiety CBT Toolkit: From Free Worksheets to Behavioural Experiment Ideas
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Social Anxiety CBT Toolkit: From Free Worksheets to Behavioural Experiment Ideas

Free evidence-based resources created by CBT therapists, for clinical practice.

Feb 06, 2025
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If you're working with social anxiety, you know the value of having ready-to-use, evidence-based resources, that speak specifically to the issue. We've collaborated with CBT therapists to create a comprehensive collection of tools - including psycho-education guides and formulations. These resources are designed to save you time while maintaining clinical effectiveness.

Example of our worksheets - download in PDF format below for high quality.

Free Resources

What Keeps Social Anxiety Going PDF

What Keeps Social Anxiety Going
109KB ∙ PDF file
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Internal vs. External Focus Guide PDF

External Vs Internal Focus
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A PDF for explaining the difference.
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What are safety behaviours in social anxiety — with psychoed and graph DPF

Safety Behaviours And Sa
183KB ∙ PDF file
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Low Self Esteem (Fennell) and Social Anxiety Formulation

LSA & SA Formulation
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A formulation that includes both LSE and SA cycles.
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Evolution of the socially anxious brain PDF

What Happens To Our Brain During Social Anxiety
173KB ∙ PDF file
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Complete Social Anxiety Behavioural Experiments Library

Our comprehensive guide includes 40+ suggested behavioural experiments for social anxiety, organised by core fears:

  • Fear of being perceived as stupid

  • Fear of blushing

  • Fear of judgment

  • Fear of being "weird"

  • Fear of physical symptoms

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