Every child is unique. Make appropriate plans according to children's needs! If social phobia seriously affects your child's daily life or mental health, remember to seek the help of a professional psychological counselor or therapist.

Listen to your child's heart.

Understand children's feelings, listen to their voices and understand their fears. From their point of view, give the most intimate support.

Step exposure

Don't be afraid, step by step! Start with one-on-one interaction, gradually expand the social circle, and let the children slowly adapt to the new environment.

Cosplay

Playing games can learn to socialize! Play different roles with children, simulate real situations and easily improve social skills.

Social skills training

Participate in social skills training and learn how to establish contact, communicate and resolve conflicts with others. Professional courses help growth!

Support hobbies

Encourage children to pursue love and participate in interest group activities. * * * Like-minded, let children make new friends easily!

Establish a positive self-image

Tell the children that they are the best! Cultivate their self-confidence and believe that they can integrate into the social circle.

Provide support and encouragement

Always stand behind the children and give them endless support and encouragement. Recognize their progress and let them move forward!