More than 95% of adults face at least one barrier to health care, such as finances or lack of nearby access.
You can contact government agencies that employ psychologists and get the necessary advice.
These may be social protection centers, out-of-school education centers, schools and kindergartens, medical institutions, public organizations, addiction assistance centers.
When choosing who to go to - a psychologist or a psychotherapist, you need to objectively assess the complexity of the situation.
If a person is healthy and is concerned about a problem, for example, family relationships, it is enough to seek help from a psychologist.
If there are signs of aggression, depression, or apathy, you need to visit a psychotherapist.
The first session with a psychologist is, for the most part, a meeting and acquaintance.
To work, a specialist needs to know the client.
Person can ask questions about what led to the session, as well as about various life events, family, relationships.
A good psychologist always answers evasively and never gives assessments.
A bad psychologist can express his personal opinion and even use words prohibited in psychotherapy, such as “must” or “should.”