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Getting Therapy When There’s No Money

By John M. Grohol, Psy.D.

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“Getting Therapy When There’s No Money”

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1. guest 10:51 pm on November 22nd, 2009

   Thanks for the article-I’ll pass it along to one of my family members. Her insurance is Medicaid-which means that she has a new therapist and psychiatrist every other month as the only mental health professionals she is able to see are in training cycles.

   She has bipolar disorder. I don’t see how it is helpful to have new doctors who want to change her drugs each time and then new therapists. How in the world are you supposed to benefit from therapy when as soon as you start buildng trust, and as soon as the therapist starts learning about you, you are then switched to someone else?

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2. crouse 1:23 pm on February 11th, 2011

   One self help group for mental health which has been around since 1937, is Recovery International. They have a website and meetings(day & night) are listed for you according to your zip code. Also have telephone meetings for home bound individuals. Go to http://www.RecoveryInternational.org

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