It depends on what local services are offered in your area, but normally yes.
If you are still in school (high school or college), ask a councilor if they know of any local services that offer therapists. A few have them on staff or will have access to volunteers.
Some homeless shelters have therapists who volunteer a certain number of hours each month, especially if they have a drug or rehab center as part of their program.
Some churches will offer counseling and advice for free, though it may be a member of clergy; a few have therapists on staff or are therapists in addition to being clergy.
If you have any type of insurance you may be able to get a certain number of sessions free or at least discounted with the insurance picking up the bulk of the cost.
If you are open to the idea of group therapy you should also look into group sessions and meetings; depending on what you need therapy for many cities (at least the larger ones) will have free group therapy meetings relating to specific topics: alcohol and drug abuse, survivors of rape, cancer, children of abusive parents and so on. Any issue that can be traumatic and require therapy will usually have a group somewhere that meets and helps each other, they are often led by a counselor or therapist who volunteers their time.
Groups like this may advertise at local libraries, hospitals and community centers. Ask at any of those locations for additional advice, they are more likely to know your local area and what is available there than any advice you will find online.
As a last resort if it is an emergency (thoughts of suicide) than any hospital will be able to offer at least one session as part of evaluating if you are a danger to yourself or others. They may keep you 24 to 48 hours for observation.
Other words for a psychotherapist are the following: analyst, therapist, psychoanalyst, psychiatric therapist, shrink, and consultant ;]
This is a common example of a phenomenon called "word association," where your brain mistakenly reads or perceives words differently based on the context. It is likely due to the similarity in spelling between the words "therapist" and "the rapist." There is no need to worry, as it is a common cognitive error.
Emotional involvement of a therapist with a patient, to the point of interference with treatment. At that point, an ethical practitioner will arrange to transfer the patient to a different therapist.
This would be strictly dependent on which type of therapist you are referring to for there are many types. There are psychotherapist, physical therapist, occupational therapist, speech therapist etc.
The choice of a therapist is crucial. Some people who call themselves "therapists" have limited training in Gestalt therapy. It is important that the therapist be a licensed mental health professional
See a therapist
So they know that the therapist did in fact wash them.
There are lots of different therapist field. You can go for a physical therapist of a couseling therapist. Decided which type you want to be and try Phoenix University to see if they offer an online course.
no, go see a therapist.
Well... you can see a speech therapist, or deal with it :)
yes my therapist requires you see the psychologist for meds.
yes, they saw a therapist, to help the four deal with the loss of ali.
College campuses. The senior psychology students know enough and have enough clinical experiences to provide therapy.
First, you need to be eligible. You need to see a gender therapist and be diagnosed with Gender Disphoria (Gender Identity Disorder). After that, your therapist is your key to hormones and surgery.
Maybe you should see a dentist... or a therapist.
don't think so........ you should see a therapist. joking! :)
If your girlfriend is abusing you, she may have a heard time recognizing it. However, you can both see a therapist so that you can explain to both that she is abusive and the therapist can help her.