Starting therapy is a scary thought: beginning to talk honestly and openly with a total stranger feels intense.
1) ask friends for referrals. often times, churches, schools, work places have a list of solid recommendations. don't be shy
2) read the therapist online bio's
3) call around and ask questions of potential therapists.
1) ask friends for referrals. often times, churches, schools, work places have a list of solid recommendations. don't be shy
2) read the therapist online bio's
3) call around and ask questions of potential therapists.
4) most therapists meet virtually right now. a few of us meet face to face, with limited availability and great precautions.
4) you also want a clinician with a schedule complementary to your available hours. and within your price rage. most insurance-provider therapists are impacted, and many not accepting new clients.
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