|
What shyness resources are on the Web?
Here are a few notable websites, in
addition to the ones mentioned elsewhere in this FAQ:
Shyness, anxiety and dating:
Shy and Free
A nicely done site.
Gives a more philosophical view on shyness.
SucceedSocially.com
Free advice from "a former shy, awkward guy." Lots of articles and
content.
HOW-2 Meet Women: Shy Man's Guide To
Relationships
HOW-2 Meet Women is an
e-text book in HTML format, browsable or downloadable in its entirety
on-line. Topics range from starting a conversation with a woman to
answering and writing personal ads. Now on Scribd.
Social Phobia World
Huge forum relating to
social phobia. The site defines social phobia as "Social phobia is a
very exagerated shyness typified by persistent and strong feelings of
anxiety and fear when facing certain social situations,interacting with
others,or even when being observed,to such an extent that this feeling
greatly interferes in the development of the normal life of those who
suffer it."
About.com -- Dating
A member of the large
Mining Co. collection of guide sites, this one devoted to dating advice
and info.
About.com -- Panic/Anxiety Disorders
Also a member of the
large chain of Mining Co. sites, this one devoted to panic/anxiety
disorders.
Shy Passions (Dating Site)
An online dating site
just for shy people.
Link Sites:
Self-Growth.com
Online self-improvement encyclopedia.
The #1 self-improvement site on the Web.
Kids-In-Crisis
An online
resource page for kids and
teens, like you, who are having difficult life problems or have
questions and don't know how or where to turn for help.
Personal-development.com/
The home of over 300 positive articles written by author Chuck
Gallozzi. Chuck has been freely sharing articles through our newsletter
and website for over seven years, and continues to generate a constant
flow of unsolicited praise for his writing.
Heartsandminds.org
This website includes
over 600 web
pages helping millions of people like you for a more just, sustainable
and beautiful world.
Gordoni.com
Longstanding site on
shyness. Says
the author: "I used to be incredibly shy. In the last few years I have
really focused on attempting to overcome my shyness. I am still
somewhat shy today, but far less so than I used to be."
CSBruce.com
"This page contains a
few shyness
resources that I have stumbled over in the past while. In my own words,
shyness is a horrible, debilitating condition that affects all aspects
of your life. Perhaps the first thing you should know is that you are
not alone."
Shake Your Shyness
Site of Renée Gilbert,
Ph.D.,
Licensed Clinical Psychologist...a web site
dedicated to helping people overcome shyness through
education. Explores the origins of shyness, treatment
alternatives and resources available to help.
Speech-anxiety.healthyplace2.com
Public Speaking
Anxiety/Phobia Group,
a safe and supportive place for fear of public speaking and
social phobia. This site includes links to helpful sources, a
reading list, and a message board containing several different
forums.
Other
psychological concerns:
BPDWorld
The web site has been
set up By
Joshua Cole for sufferers of BPD (borderline personality disorder) but
also for anyone with mental health problems. The aim is to help many
people and also to increase awareness.
Note: The
maintainer of this FAQ has not personally evaluated every article on
every site listed herein and so these links should not be construed as
an endorsement.
FREE
Popularity Ebook!
The
author of this site has written a FREE fun-to-read ebook, How to Remember People's Names;
The Master Key to Success and Popularity.
Simply fill out the form below to receive your FREE copy, and
also get a free subscription to the author's weekly Overcoming Shyness
ezine.
(Your email address will never be shared with anyone and you can, of
course, unsubscribe at any time.)
|
