Individuals suffering from Social Anxiety Disorder (Social Phobia) feel that people are constantly watching them, judging them – just waiting for them to make some kind of embarrassing mistake. The degree of discomfort is such that the individual will avoid certain social situations (trigger stimulus) altogether, situations like public speaking, eating out at a restaurant, or using a pubic restroom. Interacting with perceived figures of authority such as a supervisor at work is also a source of extreme discomfort.

Generalized Anxiety Disorder (GAD) is classified as a pervasive worry experienced by the sufferer which lacks a specific reason or target of concern. While the Generalized Anxiety Disorder (GAD) sufferer may realize his or her anxiety and worry is more intense than a particular situation or event warrants, he or she has difficulty controlling his or her worry and it often interferes with his or her ability to function normally and comfortably.  Anxiety disorders can coexist with other ailments including depression, alcoholism, and other substance abuse.

The Program is a clinically validated method, with interactive tools, exclusive content and peer support in a 15 session course to help you control your symptoms, prevent severe anxiety, stop negative worrisome thoughts, and control your emotions.