Social Anxiety Behavioural Support Service

Social Anxiety Disorder is an overwhelming fear of social situations. It is also known as social phobias and is a common problem for young people especially during the teenage years. Social anxiety is not just being shy but is an intense fear that affects everyday life, activities and self-confidence, relationships and school or college life.

​Our Social Anxiety Support is for young people aged 5 to 17 years and is delivered as one-to-one behaviour support or family support sessions.

​The one-to-one support service give young people the freedom and safety to explore issues that affect them on a more personal level. After an initial assessment has been made, regular one-to-one support session s will take place. We charge £40 per session for this behavioural support and all our meetings take place at the North Cray Neighbourhood Centre.

​The family support sessions give families the space and opportunity to discuss and resolve anxiety issues affecting them in a non-judgemental environment. Together families can work towards finding common ground and develop strategies to reduce family conflicts. We charge £40 per session for this behavioural support and all meetings take place at the North Cray Neighbourhood Centre which is neutral ground for most families.