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Ebuka's path to healing - trauma-focused CBT in Zaria

A course of trauma-focused CBT for Ebuka could change everything; the cost is $250.

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Obiageli Comfort Yusuf
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After a long hospital stay, Ebuka has struggled with anxiety, sleep and panic attacks. The doctor has referred him to trauma-focused CBT, but the public waiting list is 11 months, and private sessions at the Zaria Counselling Collective cost $10 each. Ebuka has been honest with his employer and taken some time off, but can't keep going without support. Therapy has already helped a little in the sessions Ebuka could afford. The therapist recommends 24 weekly sessions, and consistent help will make the difference. Asking for help with this has been the hardest part for Ebuka, and we're grateful for your kindness without judgment. The money will be paid directly to the counselor's practice, with a session-by-session record. Where the $250 goes: • 24 therapy sessions: $190 • Psychiatric assessment: $50 • Workbook and resources: $10 Even a small gift gets used right away and I'll thank you myself.
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  • Sapna C. Grewal

    best of luck. Everyone deserves a bit of help sometimes. I hope April is when things finally get easier. All the best.

    • Alejandro J. Fuentes

      Stay strong, Obiageli. Look after yourselves too, caregivers need rest. We had a similar scare last year, I know what it feels like. Take care.

      • Adrián R. RojasID verified

        best of luck, Obiageli. I've been in a tough spot myself and it does get easier. Take care.

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