so does therapy help?

lalachild

New member
Does therapy actually work to stop the blushing itself? Because obviously it's going to be working at the anxiety of blushing which worsens the blushing, but surely blushing is a physiological reaction and therefore therapy won't help??
 

Tryin

Well-known member
I wouldn't separate the physiological and psychological aspects, it is all very complex and closely connected. Therapy does help.
 

MelissaQu

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Therapy definitely helps. I haven't gone in a while, but it was especially helpful in the beginning. They teach you things about controlling the anxiety, allowing it to happen etc What my therapist keeps telling me is to "ride the wave" and "BLUSH." She said I have to blush and get it out of my system. So I tried it. I told myself to blush, and I couldn't blush, obviously because we can't blush on command. But in return what I found out was that if I welcomed it, it didn't come as frequently.

So to answer your question, yes therapy helps, I'd try it!
 
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