Tue Aug 26 2025
Lyte Psychiatry – Best Adults and Adolescents Therapist and Psychiatrist Near You (Affordable Care in Dallas & Arlington, TX)
You walk into a room and suddenly your heart races. You wonder if everyone is looking at you, judging your every move. Your mouth goes dry, your hands sweat—and all you want to do is escape.
At Lyte Psychiatry, we help adults, teens, and children in Dallas and Arlington, TX navigate social anxiety with compassion, expert care, and evidence-based treatment. While healing takes time, here are three powerful mental shifts you can start using today to loosen the grip of social anxiety.
Social anxiety is more than shyness. It’s a persistent fear of being watched, judged, or rejected in social situations—even when those fears are irrational. It can affect your ability to attend school, work, family gatherings, or even casual outings.
➡️ Try this thought: "I feel like I’m being judged, but most people are probably too busy thinking about their own day.”
➡️ Replace it with: “It’s okay to stumble on my words or feel nervous. I’m allowed to be human.”
➡️ Ask yourself: “What might happen if I try this instead of hiding from it?”
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Q: Is social anxiety treatable?
A: Yes. With therapy and sometimes medication, most people see significant improvement in their ability to manage anxiety in social settings.
Q: What are the signs of social anxiety in teens?
A: Avoiding school, fear of embarrassment, not wanting to attend social events, or constantly needing reassurance are common signs in adolescents.
Q: Can medication help social anxiety?
A: In many cases, yes. Medication can help reduce physical symptoms of anxiety while you work on the underlying thought patterns in therapy.
Q: Do you treat children with social anxiety?
A: Absolutely. Our child and adolescent specialists use age-appropriate, evidence-based techniques to help young people overcome fear and build confidence.
Q: Is care at Lyte Psychiatry affordable?
A: Yes. We accept most major insurance plans and offer affordable self-pay rates to make mental health support accessible.
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