Generalised Anxiety and Constant Worry
Long-lasting worry about everyday matters, health or the future that is hard to control.
- Topic group
- Anxiety and fear
- Age group
- Adolescent (12–17)Adult (18+)
- Typical duration
- 12–20 sessions
Explore the topics we work on, common signs and the therapy approaches we suggest. What is written here is for information and does not replace a diagnosis.
Long-lasting worry about everyday matters, health or the future that is hard to control.
Sudden palpitations, shortness of breath and fear of dying; fear of another attack.
Fear of speaking in front of people, being evaluated and judged.
Weeks of low mood, loss of interest, fatigue and hopelessness.
Returning memories and startle after an accident, loss, disaster or abuse.
The grieving process after the death of a loved one, a separation or an important loss.
Unwanted intrusive thoughts and behaviours repeated to find relief.
Repeated arguments, a crisis of trust, distance and communication breakdown.
Temper outbursts, separation anxiety, school refusal and adjustment difficulties.
Emotional exhaustion, alienation from work and a falling sense of effectiveness.
Being unable to fall asleep, waking often and rising unrested.
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