Gaming Rejection with Rejection Therapy - The Real Life Game

CAMBRIDGE, ON, CANADA, October 24, 2010 (Press-News.org) "Rejection Therapy was a way of "gaming my social life" and not taking life and it's outcomes so dead serious. "But", exclaimed Comely, "I was surprised how much it transformed the way I viewed at the world. I'm happy others are having similar experiences with the game."

In 2009, Comely conceived Rejection Therapy as a response to a common psychiatric illness known as social anxiety disorder. A recent study has shown that up to 14 percent of adults have this.

Now, the new "real life game" has caught the imagination of bloggers around the world, some even taking the Rejection Therapy 30 Day Challenge, where players are invited to get rejected by others for 30 days consecutive.

There are even suggestion cards available for purchase via the website. These cards can provide motivation and direction for those looking to break the fear of rejection and explore the boundaries of their social lives.

According to Elaine Blidgeon, a certified Master Practitioner of NLP, "Rejection Therapy is something that, when first listening to and reading about, is not something someone with social anxiety would really want to do - but it's fantastic. It works!"

For more information on Rejection Therapy, the free real life game, visit http://www.rejectiontherapy.com.