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Mental health professionals rarely allow you to talk about the socioeconomic factors too
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this post was submitted on 04 Oct 2026
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I was in behavioral therapy for over a decade a lot of it was about how to handle finances and the way of economics now and how they impact mental health. It was a common subject and group as well.
Don't make it out to be like there's some kind of conspiracy that mental health professionals on a lot talk about finances.