I need the services of a really good psychologist and can't afford it
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Sorry to hear that!
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Wonderful counsellor .... http://www.gty.org/products/Audio- . In our world today, wouldn’t it be nice to know your happiness is not dependent on having even your most basic physical needs met? If “blessed” means “happy”, what was Jesus getting at when He said, “Blessed are the poor in spirit,” or “blessed are those who hunger and thirst”? Can we possess true and lasting happiness? In The Beatitudes, John MacArthur takes you on a survey of these “Blessed are” statements that probe the moral, ethical, and spiritual guidelines governing all people of God. You’ll discover how it’s possible that: •the way down is the way up •hunger and thirst lead to satisfaction •spiritual poverty leads to spiritual wealth •mourning is the way to laughter •having nothing is the way to having everything What is the result of following the guidelines in this study? Christ, Himself, promised it would produce deep-down, abiding happiness. Side: Me too!
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Sucks; but if you find a few "really good psychologist" (I put that in quotes because I'm unaware of your criteria to classify a psychologist as "really good") and walk up to them on the street and talk to them for a few minutes I'm fairly sure you can find one who will treat you for free, provided you let them write up your case in a paper or journal. Side: Sorry to hear that!
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