Ambulatory Worry: Why Your Mind Races While You Move
Introduction to Ambulatory Worry Ambulatory worry represents a distinct and highly specific subtype of generalized anxiety, characterized by intense, pervasive, and often uncontrollable cognitive preoccupation that manifests primarily, or sometimes exclusively, during periods of physical movement. This movement, or ambulation, typically involves activities such as walking, commuting, driving, or engaging in light physical tasks that […]