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Mental health support for Nan after a house fire

A course of weekly cognitive behavioral therapy for Nan could change everything; the cost is $1,600.

🇺🇸 California, United States484 views
Hao Jian Han
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Los Angeles
After a house fire, Nan has struggled with anxiety, sleep and panic attacks. The doctor has referred him to weekly cognitive behavioral therapy, but the public waiting list is 11 months, and private sessions at Los Angeles Wellbeing Centre cost $95 each. Nan 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 Nan 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 Nan, 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 $1,600 goes: • 24 therapy sessions: $1,350 • Psychiatric assessment: $210 • Workbook and resources: $40 Thanks for reading all this. - Hao

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  • Good luck. Everyone deserves a bit of help sometimes. We lost years of savings to something like this so I get it. Take care.

    • best of luck. Hope the treatment goes smoothly and recovery is quick. My father had a similar thing happen so this one hit home. All the best

      • Keep going, Hao. Hope the doctors have good news. We're a small family in Gazipur but we're thinking of you. Love from Gazipur.

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