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Depression and Fibromyalgia Forums › Medicine & Treatments › How do I find a chronic illness therapist?

01/27/2010 08:26 AM

How do I find a chronic illness therapist?

HapiCat

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I was reffered by my doctor. In doing some research for this post I have found a few websites that may be able to help as well.

http://www.goodtherapy.org/

http://www.therapytribe.com/

http://therapists.psychologytoday.com/ppc/prof_search.php? iorb=4764

You might be able to call your local hospital refferal service as well.

Many insurance companies use a mental health refferal company. Check your insurance card for behavioral health phone number.

Peace & Hugs

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