This clip is from a longer video from Dr. Seth Meyers, Los Angeles psychologist, who has the INSIGHT Tip video series and the weekly podcast INSIGHT with Dr. Seth.
In the video:
Dr. Seth discusses Avoidant Personality Disorder, exploring the profound sense of rejection, self-doubt, and the longing for connection experienced by individuals with this condition. He discusses the psychological underpinnings of avoidant behavior, the intense fear of humiliation, and the coping mechanisms that often lead to isolation. Dr. Meyers emphasizes the importance of seeking help and the potential for improvement through therapy and support.
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Takeaways:
-Avoidant Personality Disorder involves a deep sense of rejection.
-Individuals with this disorder often long for connection.
-Self-doubt and mistrust interfere with forming relationships.
-Fear of humiliation is a significant barrier for those affected.
-The experience of rejection is often overwhelming for individuals.
-Feelings of dread and shame are common in social situations.
-Entrenched negative beliefs contribute to avoidant behavior.
-Isolation is a common coping mechanism for avoidant individuals.
-Therapy and medication can help improve symptoms.
-Support from loved ones is crucial for those with avoidant personality.
Topics:
Avoidant Personality Disorder, rejection, self-doubt, connection, therapy, mental health, coping mechanisms, humiliation, isolation, support
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