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Originally Posted by emgreen
MudCrab's link is very helpful. Because of my income, I seek services at Community Mental Health. I believe most counties have services available to those who can't afford mental health care. I've been very pleased with the services I've received at CMH. In any event, it's better than receiving no care at all. I wish you luck, landskaperdan.
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I do the same as Emgreen. I have no insurance and use CMH which are based on income. Be sure to search in your area and you can call ur local dept of mental health for resources.
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