In this video, we're going to be talking about Reddit's Tales of Social Anxiety and Employment. These stories will provide you with helpful tips on how to deal with social anxiety when looking for a job.
You've heard good and bad mental health advice, but what about funny advice regarding anxiety, depression, and general mental health? Probably not. I found this guy, @danhentschel , on TikTok who makes satire videos giving advice on how to do "xyz".
I discuss the hidden aspect of the teen mental health crisis and criticize the focus on blaming social media for the rising rates of anxiety, depression, and suicide among teenagers. I believe that solely blaming social media oversimplifies the issue.
On r/AskReddit, I found a post "What's the best mental health tip you've gotten?" I scrolled through 100's of comments to pick out the best tips for anxiety, depression, and general mental health that I found on the subreddit. Some of these tips you may know and will be a reminder and some of the tips are one's I bet you've never heard of.
If you're feeling anxious or tense around others, take a break and watch this social anxiety comedy skit. It'll help you to laugh and cope with your anxiety in a fun way.
I found a post on the Social Anxiety subreddit entitled “Would you rather receive 1 million dollars or be cured from social anxiety?” I thought the answer would be heavily one sided…but it’s not. Lots of people make good points on taking the money and there’s also good points on people taking the cure for social anxiety instead of the money. Which would you choose?
