How Can Therapy Help My Marriage?
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A Happy HubbyMarch 11, 2014
You forgot one item on the "We can't afford counseling." Many companies have mental health benefits. I work for a large company and they have an option for each member of the family to have up to 8 visits to a therapist a year at no cost and this isn't even reported back to my company if they are used. So don't assume your health benefits don't cover any of this.
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