Center for Black Women's Wellness offers free virtual therapy
Center for Black Women's Wellness says no one should have to navigate life's challenges alone because of a lack of insurance or money. The clinic offers free one-on-one virtual therapy for uninsured adults.
Counseling, emotional support and mental health guidance are available without cost. Appointments can be made at 404-688-9202, Ext. 110.
From Center for Black Women’s Wellness· Instagram · Oct 13
Open the post“Mental health is essential health care, and no one should have to navigate life's challenges alone due to a lack of insurance or financial resources. October 10th was World Mental Health Day, and we want to you that help at our clinic is always within reach. Our clinic offers FREE 1 on 1 Virtual Therapy- For Uninsured Adults, For Appointments, please contact, 404-688-9202, Ext. 110 Whether you or a loved one is seeking counseling, emotional support, or mental health guidance, support is available without the barrier of cost. Remember, Compassion Heals. Contact CBWW Today! #mentalhealthawareness #cbww #CommunityImpact”
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