Jealousy is a common emotional experience: sometimes it’s difficult not to feel jealous of friends, family members, classmates, colleagues – even that influencer who lives across the world! When it starts to occur frequently and powerfully, jealousy can impact self-worth and relationships. If jealousy contributes to feelings of anxiety, depression, anger, or sadness, therapy can help.
Jealousy is a common emotional experience: sometimes it’s difficult not to feel jealous of friends, family members, classmates, colleagues – even that influencer who lives across the world! When it starts to occur frequently and powerfully, jealousy can impact self-worth and relationships. If jealousy contributes to feelings of anxiety, depression, anger, or sadness, therapy can help. Social workers for jealousy understand the nuances of this powerful emotion. They encourage clients to learn more about their feelings of jealousy, including what triggers them, where the feeling might come from, and how to decrease the impact of jealousy. In therapy for jealousy, social workers teach clients coping skills and how to regulate this emotion, including how to dispel cognitive distortions and boost self-esteem.
Find vetted social workers in New Jersey who specialize in jealousy below. Visit each provider profile to watch introductory videos and book a free call to find a good fit!
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$211
95% Anxiety
84% Depression
64% Relationship issues
61% Stress management
61% Trauma
59% Life transitions
46% Loss, grief, and bereavement
42% Self-esteem
52% Aetna
42% United Healthcare
39% Cigna
