JackBinimbul [he/him]

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Cake day: January 4th, 2023

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  • There is not one therapy that works for all people. There is not one therapy that works for one group of issues.

    I suggest looking for a therapist who has experience with multiple modalities. Have an initial consult with them where you explain that supportive talk therapy has not been helpful for you. It sounds like you would like more "goal oriented" modalities. Tell them that you would like to work with someone who can be flexible about their approach based on the needs you express.

    I have had a lot of success with Open Path since I can't afford the regular rate and do not have insurance. It's allowed me to learn a lot about a therapist before even reaching out to them.


  • JackBinimbul [he/him]toneurodiverse*Permanently Deleted*
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    2 years ago

    This is something that I have found to be true in my work.

    I'm a community health worker and I work with a nonprofit. A lot of the people I work for and with are themselves neurodivergent, or struggling with mental health. It has been the most accepting group of people I have ever met in my life.


  • Hi, OP. I'm in a terrible financial situation myself, so I can't give in that way. However, I am a community health worker. I currently work at a nonprofit whose mission is to reduce food insecurity. I also have a lot of personal experience in this area.

    If you are comfortable chatting privately about where you live and more about your situation, I will do whatever I can to connect you with resources that will help. I can also walk you through some shopping techniques and recipes to save money and make your pantry stretch further, but I'm not going to assume this is something you need unless you say so!