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Default May 03, 2010 at 04:40 AM
 
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Originally Posted by Katileena View Post
Okay, so far everyone has been saying they have insurance or pay out of pocket. What if you don't have insurance AND do not have the money to pay out of pocket? Then what? I'm currently not in therapy nor go to doctor's for this exact reason....financially I cannot go. What is there for people who are uninsured and have little to no income? (I know Obamacare will take another 4 years to take effect.) I might have the option to join my parents plan once the age limit of 27 applies, but until then, I've got nothing.
Hi Katileena,

Are you in school? Many colleges offer services on campus.

Do you work but they don't offer insurance? Could you do that work for a company that does offer insurance?

Could your parents help with this expense?

Many communities have community mental health services that are inexpensive or free. They would be listed in your phone book or you might Google "mental health services in X" (X=your community).

Here is an article from the PC newsletter. The article is titled: Mental Health and Money: For Those Without Insurance, Try These Options
http://blogs.psychcentral.com/anxiet...lth-and-money/

I hope this helps.
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