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Title: Options for those w/o disposable income for therapy? Post by: frustrated b/f on August 19, 2013, 05:24:25 PM I read that many members have sought therapy at some point. I could really use the opportunity to speak with someone about what has unfolded in my life as well. Problem is, I'm a poor grad-student w/o any insurance. For those w/o disposable income and insurance, who do you speak with, how?
Title: Re: Options for those w/o disposable income for therapy? Post by: papawapa on August 19, 2013, 05:27:27 PM If you are in a fairly large city you can likely find free counseling. If not you should be able to find a sliding fee clinic that will base your cost on your income. Google is a good place to start. Also check with your county and state health and human services, or whatever it is called where you live.
Title: Re: Options for those w/o disposable income for therapy? Post by: Just Stumbling Along on August 19, 2013, 05:32:13 PM Sometimes the Student Health Center at the University has counseling available.
Also check with Psychology Department or Department of Social Work. Sometimes they have counseling with a grad student/intern. Just my thoughts. Title: Re: Options for those w/o disposable income for therapy? Post by: frustrated b/f on August 20, 2013, 12:25:10 PM Thanks for the input
Title: Re: Options for those w/o disposable income for therapy? Post by: seeking balance on August 20, 2013, 01:28:43 PM I read that many members have sought therapy at some point. I could really use the opportunity to speak with someone about what has unfolded in my life as well. Problem is, I'm a poor grad-student w/o any insurance. For those w/o disposable income and insurance, who do you speak with, how? CODA is a 12 Step based support group and is free and works on the issues many of us had leading to these relationships. |