Social Anxiety Exposure Ladder: From Micro-Interactions to Groups
A graded plan to build confidence in social situations without overwhelm.
Why use this tool?
- Design stepwise social challenges
- Pair regulation with practice
- Track wins and adjust difficulty
- Reduce avoidance with structure
Perfect for:
People with social anxietyProfessionals avoiding networkingStudents anxious about class participation
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