Question by Salsa: How does a person deal with severe and serious self-debt issues. It is almost the opposite of people who are?
shopoholics and go into financial debt. In self-debt, the person denies and themselves of everything including not going to docotrs and dentists due to the money that has to be paid. Just like when shoppers get a high from shopping, self-debtors have anxiety so extreme when they have to spend money on even the bare essentials that they don’t do it. So, how can this be handled. And please don’t give an answer like “see a therapist” because remember that costs money and the person needs help to be able to spend money on themselves. So, what can be done?????

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Answer by julesl68
Well you’re going to need to “trick” yourself into validating a therapist, because like it or not, that is exactly what you need. No answer out here on Yahoo is going to miraculously cure you right here and now. Cut out something else you are spending money on and make yourself understand that by cutting that out, you are freeing up money for the counseling. Also, if you have a full-time job, more than likely you have benefits and your insurance will cover almost all of the counseling sessions. Good luck.

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