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Adu
post Jul 9 2009, 08:49 AM
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I really feel like I should be going to therapy, but I can't afford it. I recently graduated and am still looking for work, and therefore lack health insurance and a source of income. Any suggestions for what I could do?
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post Jul 9 2009, 09:30 AM
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Some churches offer support groups for free, you could call your local churches and see if they offer anything.


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post Jul 9 2009, 09:35 AM
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HI ADU,

Being from Ga. myself, I believe you'll be able to get some help thru DFACS. Have you put in for unemployment since graduating? You may be able to draw something while you are job hunting?

My son was in the Athens area after graduating at GA, where he took a job at a Hardware store, just to wait until something better came along. It was probably almost a year after graduating before he found what he was looking for. Until then he lived with his old roommate from GA while the other young man finished school.

If you are near Emory, they really have some excellent Doctors there. They take medicare and you should qualify once you go to DFACS, I would think.

In the meantime, I have been helped a lot by buying some used CBT and DBT workbooks from Amazon books pretty cheap. The CBT workbook by Burns is the one I have been thru several times to get the needed help. It is named 10 days to Self-Esteem, the title is missleading: I don't think it could be done in 10 days and He barely mentions self-esteem. There are many self-help workbooks out there.

My prayers are with YOU. Don't GIVE UP ---THERE IS HELP

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post Jul 9 2009, 05:21 PM
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I really feel like I should be going to therapy, but I can't afford it. I recently graduated and am still looking for work, and therefore lack health insurance and a source of income. Any suggestions for what I could do?


You're on the right track. Keep looking for work. Once you get a job, then you can save up money to see a therapist. Or you might have insurance at your new job.

In the meantime, you could use these forums as therapy. Keep talking! ^_^
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post Oct 6 2009, 02:09 PM
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lonleysindy Posted Jul 9 2009, 10:30 PM
Some churches offer support groups for free, you could call your local churches and see if they offer anything.



yah i agree with you that some churches offers support group and these groups might help you... here in our place there is also social workers or counsellors who do psychotherapy at much affordable rate or sometimes even free...

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