Miriam Drori, Author
Home | Pages | Archives
A to Z Challenge: H is for HIDDEN
Apr 8, 2011 7:48 am

An SAer is someone who has social anxiety.
Social anxiety could be called the hidden disorder for several reasons:
- It’s not usually something you see immediately. Some SAers are good at hiding it. You could mistake it for aloofness, stupidity or something else.
- SAers aren’t good at talking, and it’s especially hard to describe SA to someone who hasn’t experienced it.
- SAers are afraid to talk about SA. There is a stigma involved in mentioning it.
- TV and radio programmes about mental health tend to focus on depression and schizophrenia. This is understandable. It’s harder to interview SAers. They’re generally not good at explaining – especially in a broadcast interview.
SA must be brought out of hiding. I’m absolutely certain of that.
Posted by Miriam Drori
Categories: Social anxiety
Tags:
« Older Newer »
Leave a Reply
Mobile Site | Full Site
Get a free blog at WordPress.com Theme: WordPress Mobile Edition by Alex King.