I'm not sure about online, but I can tell you where you might be able to find some in your area. The best places to check are your local health department, DHHR , and if you have one, your local United Way. The United Way offers a therapy/counseling service through a program they call Family Services where you go based on your income. It is run by liscensed therapists/counselors. If they determine that you need medication or psychiatric help that they can not give you, they will refer you to a psychiatrist that also charges based on your income.Does anyone know about any free psychological advice on the web?
no but you can go to a chruch and other places like that and get some free help.Does anyone know about any free psychological advice on the web?
I wouldn't trust psychological advice online...psychological help is usually needed over a long period of time.
Maybe you could contact your local health department or if you live near a college or University...they'll offer counseling/therapy on a sliding scale. Contact the mental health department at any college for a good, low-cost way to receive help.
Good Luck!!
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