Social Ease Toolkit b

A collection of simple, interactive tools to help you navigate social anxiety. Take a deep breath, you're in a safe space.

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Guided Breathing

Use "Box Breathing" to calm your nervous system. Inhale (4s), hold (4s), exhale (4s), hold (4s).

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5-4-3-2-1 Grounding

Bring yourself to the present moment. This uses your five senses to reduce overwhelming feelings.

Click "Begin" to start the exercise.

Affirmation Generator

Shift your focus with a positive thought. Sometimes a small reminder can make a big difference.

You are capable of handling this.

Perspective Shift

Social anxiety can make us assume the worst. Use this tool to see a new way to look at things.

What if the person you’re talking to is also feeling a bit nervous?

Thought Challenger (CBT)

Anxious thoughts are often automatic and not 100% true. Use this tool to examine your anxious thought and find a more balanced perspective. Your helpful thoughts will be saved to your library.

Exposure Planner ("Tiny Brave Steps")

Graduated exposure is a core skill for overcoming anxiety. Plan a small, brave step, predict your fear, and see how it actually goes. This is about trying, not succeeding.

Self-Check-In

Gently notice your feelings without judgment. Tracking patterns helps build self-awareness.

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Self-Compassion Break

An exercise to offer yourself kindness, especially when you're feeling ashamed or self-critical about your anxiety.

Click "Begin" to start the 3-step exercise.

My Helpful Thoughts

Revisit the balanced thoughts you've created. Repetition helps these new perspectives feel more natural over time.

Crisis & Further Help

If you are in crisis or need immediate support, please reach out. You are not alone.