If you have money you might be able to pay some therapist that you know and respect, but if you have cheap insurance, all your therapists will be young idiots who will be treating cigars a dicks…
I have a chip on my shoulder yes, my nephews therapist was an idiot
I hear you; I think nearly everyone who’s tried therapy has encountered one or more therapists that are a bad fit for them. I’ve certainly had my share of bad experiences. And obviously America’s health insurance industry—and for-profit health care in general—is inherently evil, and should be abolished. Nevertheless, there are a lot of good therapists out there, and many of them have a sliding payment scale. Many—if not most—people can reap major benefits from therapy, and it’s really worth it to push through the most difficult step: finding a provider that’s right for you. Sorry your nephew’s therapist sucked.
If you have money you might be able to pay some therapist that you know and respect, but if you have cheap insurance, all your therapists will be young idiots who will be treating cigars a dicks…
I have a chip on my shoulder yes, my nephews therapist was an idiot
I hear you; I think nearly everyone who’s tried therapy has encountered one or more therapists that are a bad fit for them. I’ve certainly had my share of bad experiences. And obviously America’s health insurance industry—and for-profit health care in general—is inherently evil, and should be abolished. Nevertheless, there are a lot of good therapists out there, and many of them have a sliding payment scale. Many—if not most—people can reap major benefits from therapy, and it’s really worth it to push through the most difficult step: finding a provider that’s right for you. Sorry your nephew’s therapist sucked.