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Client: Jordan Stevens

Date: 13/04/2029

Client reported ongoing challenges with social anxiety, particularly in professional settings.
Described persistent feelings of isolation at work, and difficulty initiating or maintaining conversations with colleagues.
Expressed a sense of being "on the outside looking in" and noted discomfort in group settings such as meetings or team lunches.
Shared feelings of sadness and worthlessness, linked to a belief that they are perceived as awkward or unapproachable.

Client presented as withdrawn and emotionally low, expressing feelings of loneliness and low self-worth.
Demonstrates avoidant behavior in social and professional contexts, with a strong fear of negative evaluation.
Appears to be caught in a cycle where anxiety leads to withdrawal, which in turn exacerbates depressive symptoms and feelings of disconnection.

Utilized cognitive restructuring techniques to explore and challenge the client's core beliefs about social judgment and failure.
Introduced the idea of gradual exposure to low-stakes social interactions at work as a way to build confidence.
Supported the client in identifying small, manageable goals for interpersonal engagement (e.g., greeting a colleague, contributing one comment in a meeting).
Encouraged journaling after social interactions to reflect on what went well and to disrupt automatic negative interpretations.

Continue to support the client in building social confidence through structured exposure and reflection.
Next session will focus on developing language the client can use to initiate and navigate small talk or professional conversations.
Explore coping strategies for managing social anxiety symptoms in real time, especially in unpredictable workplace situations.

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