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Psychiatric Series: Social Anxiety Disorder

Dr Philip George, Consultant Psychiatrist

12-Apr-16 16:00

Psychiatric Series: Social Anxiety Disorder

Public speaking. Networking events. Social gatherings. We’ve all been there and for many of us, the first few times might have been nerve wracking. Anyone can have a racing heart, sweaty palms, or fluttering stomach. Most of us are able to get through those moments but for some, the anxiety is crippling. Find out more about social anxiety disorder from Consultant Psychiatrists, Dr Philip George.


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