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Yeah, I've tried to get a therapist here in SoCal and it is an absolute nightmare. Its one of those things where clearly I don't _need_ it, but I'd probably be
by nxc18 7y ago
Yeah, I've tried to get a therapist here in SoCal and it is an absolute nightmare. Its one of those things where clearly I don't _need_ it, but I'd probably be a lot healthier and happier with it. But even thought I have good insurance and could definitely afford it, there just isn't availability at all. I've called around and no one is taking new patients.
Saying 'therapy not drugs' is all fine and dandy until you consider that for probably 99% of people therapy just isn't an option and may never be.
- p1mrx 7y ago> But even thought I have good insurance ... there just isn't availability at all. Were you only asking therapists who would accept your insurance, or did the lack of availability also apply to "out of network" providers?
- sjg007 7y agoYou could do tele therapy via Skype for example. Your insurance company should have a program for it.