Worry is a common emotional experience: it’s natural to feel worried every once in a while, especially when something is out of our control. Still, excessive worry can lead to panic, anxiety, or relationship conflicts, even in situations that don’t warrant worry.
Worry is a common emotional experience: it’s natural to feel worried every once in a while, especially when something is out of our control. Still, excessive worry can lead to panic, anxiety, or relationship conflicts, even in situations that don’t warrant worry. When someone feels overwhelmed and consumed by their worry on a daily basis, therapy can help.
Therapists for worry help their clients better understand this powerful emotion. They encourage clients to explore the origins of their worry, including past adverse experiences and painful memories. In therapy for worry, therapists then teach their clients how to alleviate the feeling of worry through emotional regulation techniques, coping skills, and relaxation exercises.
Find vetted therapists in Rhode Island who specialize in worry below. Visit each provider profile to watch introductory videos and book a free call to find a good fit!
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93% Anxiety
84% Depression
60% Life transitions
60% Relationship issues
59% Stress management
59% Trauma
40% Loss, grief, and bereavement
39% Post-traumatic Stress Disorder (PTSD)
62% Blue Cross Blue Shield
43% United Healthcare
39% Aetna