Jennifer Aniston reportedly thinks Jim Curtis can help Brad Pitt mentally

Jennifer Aniston is reportedly concerned about Brad Pitt and believes boyfriend Jim Curtis could help him

Jennifer Aniston is reportedly concerned about her former husband Brad Pitt following his recent candid interview, with an insider claiming she believes her boyfriend Jim Curtis could help him address past difficulties.

According to a report from HeatWorld, a source said Aniston continues to care about Pitt and remains concerned about his wellbeing.

The insider said, "Jen still cares deeply for Brad." They added that she knew him "so well" and believed he was "really suffering."

The source claimed Aniston wanted Pitt to have access to "the tools" that had helped her during her own healing work.

According to the report, that work involved addressing trauma and the past while learning "how to let things go."

Aniston has reportedly been dating Curtis, a hypnotherapist and spiritual coach, for more than a year after the pair met through mutual friends. The actress has previously described his spiritual healing work as "extraordinary".

Curtis is also scheduled to appear with Aniston in New York in September for a live Q&A connected to his book, "The Book Of Possibility: Release, Align, Become."

The report linked Aniston's alleged concern about Pitt to his recent Esquire interview. During the interview, Pitt discussed drinking again after nearly a decade of sobriety, as well as morbid thoughts and "oppressive pain" during a difficult period.

The insider claimed Aniston believes Curtis could potentially support Pitt if he were willing to undertake the process. The source said, "She believes Jim could really help Brad."

A second insider reportedly said Curtis had "absolutely no qualms" about working with Aniston's former husband and that his heart "goes out to Brad." However, they added that Pitt would need to "totally surrender" to the process.