Question by : “Therapy” when you’re poor?
I listened to Loveline for so long, and Dr. Drew would always say to “get into therapy” (meaning counseling). But how do you do this? I’ve heard it’s like 60 bucks for a half hour session, and I can’t be paying that just to have someone listen to me talk.

I work full time and do have SOME extra money, but that amount doesn’t seem to make sense. Can you get 3rd party insurance or something?

How does this work? I really could use a professional to help me hash things out, I hate dumping baggage on my friends or family.

Thanks so much.

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