Whenever you’re faced with an important decision or life transition, it’s natural for larger questions about meaning and purpose to arise. Although existential challenges can surface at any time, they may be especially common upon entering a new life stage or when self-identity starts to shift, such as when making a career change or deciding to recommit to (or leave) a relationship.
Whenever you’re faced with an important decision or life transition, it’s natural for larger questions about meaning and purpose to arise. Although existential challenges can surface at any time, they may be especially common upon entering a new life stage or when self-identity starts to shift, such as when making a career change or deciding to recommit to (or leave) a relationship. When these experiences lead to intense preoccupation with questions of greater meaning, feelings of a loss of control, and worry about the future, it can amount to existential crisis.
Therapy can help both in moments of existential crisis and in general exploration of one's values and existential beliefs. Some social workers even provide existential therapy, a philosophically-rooted approach that focuses on meaning, freedom, connection, and mortality.
Find vetted social workers in Vermont who specialize in existential challenges and crises below. Visit each provider profile to watch their introductory video and book a free call to find a good fit!
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92% Anxiety
77% Depression
65% Relationship issues
60% Stress management
60% Trauma
58% Life transitions
44% Loss, grief, and bereavement
41% Post-traumatic Stress Disorder (PTSD)
40% Aetna
36% Blue Cross Blue Shield
31% United Healthcare