The therapist selection process can feel intimidating, but it doesn’t have to be. Here’s a quick rundown of the steps to take and what to ask your therapist to ensure they’re the right one for you. 5 Steps for a Successful Therapist Selection Process 1. Set Expectations Remind yourself that finding the right therapist will […]
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It can be difficult to seek needed help during a crisis. You may be too flustered, upset or overwhelmed to call or drive to help. That’s where the Crisis Text Line comes in. With text-based crisis services, support is just a message away. The service provides easy access to trained crisis counselors who offer a
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Understanding the difference between chemical dependence and addiction can be difficult. Some organizations use the terms interchangeably, while others have separate definitions. If you’ve been struggling with drugs or alcohol, knowing the difference is important in accessing the right treatment. It can also prevent a chemical dependency from growing into an addiction, allowing you to
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Picture this: You’re excited to start therapy and improve yourself. You find a therapist, attend a few sessions and start thinking to yourself, “I don’t like my therapist.” If this scenario sounds familiar to you, know that you’re not alone. Keep reading to find out how to tell your therapist you’re leaving and get some
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As mental health treatments become increasingly destigmatized, individual therapy is often upheld as the best way to address everything from anxiety to depression to bipolar disorder—and that’s great! But there’s more than one way to explore mental health treatments, and that includes looking beyond one-on-one appointments with a therapist. For many, mental health group therapy
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A traumatic event, cumulative effects of life stress or an acute mental health incident—whatever the reason you’re seeking mental health help today, we’re here for you. One of the most common questions clients ask our counselors at the Mental Health Hotline is how much the treatment will cost. We get it—medical care is expensive, and
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