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Finding a Qualified Therapist
By Mrpuppy1983
5/10/2016 11:48:18 PM
Hello Friends

I am wondering if anyone has tips for finding local therapy options. Thus far, I haven't had much success in this venture. I will be relocating soon to one of a few possible areas that I am quite unfamiliar with. If I had a general idea asto what resources are avail for a given area, that would assist in the decision-making process immensely.

Thank you

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My therapist    
"FWIW my therapist is Dr Paul Jenkins. I do not live in UT and so I met with him over Skype and that worked beautifully for me and my schedule.

http://www.drpauljenkins.com/

If you want some one to meet with face to face, but if you want to check him out, he will do a free 30 min session with you to see if you are a good match. He really helped me switch my paradigm so that I could start to see hope again. He gave me tools to detach and end my codependency. Other people just let me do 'talk' therapy and I was all talked out. I needed actual help. Anyway, that's my review.

Good luck."
posted at 00:38:53 on May 11, 2016 by maddy
Reply    
"Thanks for the quick response. I looked into that, and I'm not sure that I can afford his services. It doesn't look like he takes insurance and my cash flow is limited. However, I do come across some useful information on the website.

TY"
posted at 00:52:02 on May 11, 2016 by Mrpuppy1983
Church assistance    
"He does work with the church if your bishop is willing to help with assistance. I know that is not the way any of us want to go, but I LOVE knowing my tithes would go to helping people be healthy."
posted at 01:14:53 on May 11, 2016 by maddy
I have benefity from Life Changing Services    
"Mrpuppy1983.
I have found great help through the Men of Morni Program through Life Changing services. They have a marriage repair workshop weekly on Thursday evenings which has been really helpful for me to focus on what I can change and how to see things differently. THey also offer more of a coaching situation where I work on goals to get some traction moving forward and gaining confidence. the coach is not a LMFT, but I have really benefit for what it is worth"
posted at 19:40:22 on May 11, 2016 by sjanderson1


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