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If Cost Is Standing Between You and Counseling, Start Here.

If financial challenges are preventing you from receiving counseling, we may be able to help. Each request is reviewed individually.

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Three Ways We May Help

Depending on funding and provider availability, you may qualify for:

Counseling Voucher

Financial assistance that helps offset the cost of sessions with a participating licensed provider.

Graduate Counseling Intern

Affordable counseling from a supervised graduate student gaining hands-on clinical experience.

Community Referral

A connection to a trusted provider or community resource that fits your specific needs.

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Request Counseling Assistance

This form takes about five minutes. Everything you share stays confidential and is reviewed only by our team.

Our online form is being finalized. In the meantime, email us at info@mentalwellnessconnection.com to request assistance, and we'll follow up right away.

Good to Know

Before You Apply

What to Expect

A short application, a review by our team, and a follow-up with your next step — see the full process above.

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Eligibility Questions

Not sure if you qualify? Read our eligibility answers in the FAQ below.

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Need Help Right Now?

Immediate support numbers, including the 988 Suicide & Crisis Lifeline.

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Frequently Asked Questions

Common Questions About Getting Help

Eligibility depends on available funding, financial need, and provider capacity at the time of your request. Each application is reviewed individually — we encourage anyone facing a financial barrier to apply.

Our team reviews requests as quickly as possible. Response time can vary based on volume and current funding availability. If your situation is urgent, please see our Resources page for immediate crisis support.

Yes. Information you share is used only to evaluate your request and connect you with appropriate care. See our Privacy Policy for details.

If you are in crisis, call or text 988 to reach the Suicide & Crisis Lifeline, or call 911 if you are in immediate danger. Visit our Resources page for more support options.