If you are planning on starting therapy, the last thing you might worry about is making sure you are able to pay for this. Unfortunately, not thinking about your ability to pay before starting treatment can lead to set-backs down the road. Let’s take a look at some things to consider financially before you start therapy to prevent issues later on your counseling path.
As with all things we budget for, planning to pay for counseling takes time, thought, and a willingness to give up other things to make it work. By considering your budget first, your journey into therapy is far more likely to be successful and meaningful.
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