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Saint pats for Anxiety Treatment

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  • 30-04-2012 1:10am
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    Stuart1988
    Closed Accounts Posts: 3 ✭


    Hey I’m not sure if im posting in the correct forum.
    I’m seriously considering participating in a anxiety programme At Saint pats.
    The problem is its going to cost a lot of money and before I Undertake the course I’m looking to get some honest unbiased feedback from anybody who has participated in this programme. Or recommend a similar Programme?Or share your experience.

    I have a pretty bad anxiety disorder and a lot of self esteem issues.
    Iv been in therapy for the past 2 years with not much progress on the Anxiety front. I’m open with my parents about the whole thing im not looking for any advice other then recommendations or feedback

    I would be very grateful for some feedback


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    lulu03
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    Hello, you do not say if you have a generalised or a particular type of anxiety. Therefore, you might find my post irrelevant.
    There is a social anxiety program offered by Mater hospital. Have a look here: http://socialanxietyireland.com/
    It costs 70e for screening. The treatment is delivered in a group setting and it is free. The only thing is that they have so many people that signed up that you'd probably have to wait a year. I hope that this post has been of some help to you. Good luck with everything.


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    Stuart1988
    Closed Accounts Posts: 3 ✭Stuart1988


    Hey Lulu.Thank you for your reply.I was not aware of this course.Im definetly going to look into it.Have you participated in it?
    Its actually a adjustment disorder but social anxiety is definetly something i struggle with


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