Catastrophising, the tendency to assume the worst-case outcome in uncertain situations, is an anxiety pattern that feels like realism. Coaching works on the underlying anxiety and builds a more accurate, less frightening relationship with uncertainty.
Browse coaches →Coaching for catastrophising identifies your specific triggers, builds the cognitive tools for more balanced assessment of risk, and reduces the anxiety driving the worst-case thinking.
People who automatically assume the worst when things go wrong or uncertainty arises. People whose catastrophising affects sleep, relationships, and decision-making. People who've been told they're 'negative' when they're actually anxious.
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Most clients notice meaningful shifts within the first 4–6 sessions. Deeper change typically takes 3–6 months of consistent work.
Coaching. It's forward-focused, practical, and doesn't require a clinical diagnosis. A good coach will tell you honestly if therapy is what you need.
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