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Toppingfrmbottom -> RE: What would you do in this situation? (6/6/2010 3:02:39 AM)
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In my opinion then, people are looking in all the wrong places, because I have gotten therapy, not covered by my insurance, pretty cheaply, One lady it was anywhere from free to what ever you could agree to pay. I didn't see her after the initial meet cause I moved, but she was very knowledgeable, and friendly and approachable, and best of all open minded. My current therapist see's both Daddy and I, once a week from 5 to 7 for 25 a session.
She's also a very good therapist, very knowledgeable , very friendly, sweet kind ect ect, and while she's not a kink aware therapist, she accepts anything kinky I want to bring up, and if she has questions I inform her about the subject.
Now, perhaps I am just very very lucky to have run across dirt cheap therapists who were not only cheap, but good, and perhaps other towns are not so lucky.
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ORIGINAL: DaddysInkedSlut
However, that doesnt change my response regarding compulsive disorders. I will also say that "getting help" for such a disorder as someone pointed out he should even today still carries alot of stigma and unless you have insurance that covers therapy, therapy is very expensive
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