#therapy

Paying for therapy out of pocket

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Paying for therapy out of pocket I go to therapy usually once a week and my insurance doesn’t cover anything until I hit my $1500 deductible. Each session costs $125 so after about 3 months I’ll have reached my deductible then my insurance will cover 90% of the cost. My question is should I just pay for this directly out of pocket or use my HSA. I can afford to pay it out of po…

Reddit Personal Finance 210 2023-08-03

LPT: if you think to yourself “my parent(s) would really benefit from therapy,” then you would probably benefit from therapy as well.

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LPT: if you think to yourself “my parent(s) would really benefit from therapy,” then you would probably benefit from therapy as well. One of the best decisions of my life. When I first started going I thought I was doing it to set an example for my folks. It wasn’t until recently that I realized that I needed therapy all along. 🙂 If you’ve been thinking about going to therapy, here is your sign to make that appointment. submitted by /u/bmerry1

Life Pro Tips 140 2023-07-15

LPT: If you go to therapy, and they say they can’t help because “you’re too self aware”, fire them and seek a second opinion. Do not give up on therapy because of that!

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LPT: If you go to therapy, and they say they can’t help because “you’re too self aware”, fire them and seek a second opinion. Do not give up on therapy because of that! Self awareness of mental health issues is a great advantage! It allows you to better reflect and heal. Therapists are NOT there to “cure” you, they’re there to give you the building blocks of healthy coping mechanisms and to help you deal with a traumatic event, or to help prepare yourself for future events. Remember Kings, never let yourself ge…

Life Pro Tips 165 2023-07-04