> Is there any data to support this? I was talking to my therapist about it recently and she suggested the opposite. There’s a huge glut of therapists, they jus

> Is there any data to support this? I was talking to my therapist about it recently and she suggested the opposite. There’s a huge glut of therapists, they just only want to have clients who pay out of pocket because then they offload the work of any insurance reimbursement, paperwork or other overhead to the client. She also suggested therapists want good filters to avoid difficult clients, like low-income clients that have a hard time paying and have more difficult social or behavioral issues. Try to find a psychologist, not therapist (there are many paths to get qualifications to become a therapist, and not all of them are exactly HQ), in the pacific NW some time. The wait time is in months.