It even comes with Drinkable Salads!

Sellout to factor. Unsubbed.

this Honest ads post/comment shows it's 2 days old but the video is 1 hr old.... wth

​@@HunterslammerBut I love getting glorified microwave ready meals that have been sitting in a mailvan/post office for days! It's not like making your own meals is cheaper, healthier and tastier!

the fact that every 3rd youtuber promotes betterhelp as if it actually improved their lives.

For real! It's just processed food like any other, with more convincing advertising.

Only the finest TV dinners!

I actually like factor.....it just costs too much and makes you more lazy.

Go to the frozen food section, buy a trolley load of frozen meals, and put in freezer

@@TheKrispyfort packed with sodium and other crap.

As is everything app based

I fell down the Tiktok rabbit hole that made me think I have ADHD or something else, but really I was just lazy. I can tell because what I've been struggling with before I can do now, I jut got around to building my self discipline (finally). It really should be illegal to share misinformation like that

@@katechasteto be fair, you could also be masking or found your own ways of dealing with a disability. You know, like most people have done throughout history before we knew about the existence of neurodivergent people.

Sick of ignorant people self diagnosing 😂😂 preach

That's just code for "has doctors permission to do amphetamines legally"

Yea, I find it annoying angsty people on the internet are self-diagnosing themselves with these things and misrepresenting them. I have a friend whose wife uses ADHD as an excuse for her bad behavior all the time and it just infuriates me that he falls for it every time… 🙃

i mean it really depends on what restaurant you're talking about. plenty of restaurants sell overpriced frozen trash food.

Just kind of ironic that they do the same shit they accuse others of doing! "Those other guys aren't honest but let's sell you some frozen TV dinners while we talk trash about talk therapy!" This is almost as bad as when I saw gamer KZfaqrs crapping on bad games while being sponsored by Raid Shadow Legends!

Ive been to some shitty restaurants the bars pretty low

I love Factor’s boxes of vaguely food-flavored Salt

I've never used them, is factor a bad company or what?

a part of me wishes better health was the sponsor.

It's allowed to exist because people aren't allowed to kill DA VIBE in reality. People use those services because either they are alone physically, or get accused of bEinG nEgAtiVe when they need to vent to their FrIEnDs. I'm looking forward to "If friendships were honest" 😂

@SomebodyHadToSayTh4tAarrooo, I’​​⁠m sorry for that yes that’s how I genuinely reacted. I know you will probably think me weird, want to talk to me as if I’m a stupid stray dog, or in the most extreme want to banish me from society or send me to a animal shelter or school. What is your completely honest reaction and if you want to address me as a dog go ahead, I’m curious about what that would feel like from a stranger. ❤

There was quite an aggressive add campaign, not unlike the scam of that: give us money for a paper calling you Lord. Same value honestly.

If they headquarter in a country that does not follow or have mental health regulations, then they are essentially unprosecutable under any criminal statues... Civil statues, on the other hand, are always fair game.

The thing is lifting those weights on his own does act make him stronger. He seems to have good form. As long as he isn't compensating in a way that will ultimately hurt him, struggling on his own makes him stronger than if someone took the load off.

@@Didleeios88yea, but to further the analogy, life doesn’t make sure you can lift a weight before giving you one. So you’ll end up hurting yourself if you’re not ready and trained how to lift. Then that injury just makes it harder to lift weights in the future, an end less cycle until you ask someone to help.

I agree with you entirely. If someone is not lifting the weight correctly they do indeed need some support/education. At the same time I think we live in a generation where people believe the solution is for someone else to lift the weight for them. This does not allow us to get stronger. Sometimes even the struggle to figure out how to lift the weight is more valueable then being told how. The truth is that rather than "help" from strangers in an app (or even the therapist couch), we need empathy from real people in our lives with whom we have real two-way relationships@@Zack-bl2gg

​@@Didleeios88naw brother that's the issue. You can't get stronger if you can't lift the weight properly. Think of actual therapy like a personal trainer. Its there to spot ya when you need it and point out when your form is lacking or dangerous. Could you achieve the same results yourself? Yeah over time it's possible. Is it easier and safer with a personal trainer (real therapist)? Hell yeah. Just because something is harder doesn't mean it's better.

Yup, it was originally meant to be something that's impossible to do. So, whenever someone says that to you, you can say "Ah, so you want me to levitate! Very interesting..."

@@Lilith_XolaaniThey read too much Peter Pan as kids. They think happy thoughts can make you fly.

Whatever the origin, the modern meaning isn't to "get a grip" or "do something impossible." It means to take personal responsibility for your life. To exhaust all of your effort and resources trying to fix your own problems, before deciding that it's hopeless and asking for help. If you give up too quickly, then you will never know what you are truly capable of.

Yes for a long time this was meant as a joke, describing someone who said they did it All on their own, especially the children if the wealthy thinking they were self made men. I think it is stupid people reading it and not realizing that it was meant to be ironic caused it to actually become what it is today. Words do change meanings.

@@jakeviolet2195 I think you mean it means to do something literally impossible, like levitate. Because that is what those words imply by definition. People are not immune to their material condition, and denying people help because they aren't capable of doing something impossible is not just absurd, it is evil.

I chuckled too 😂

😂😂

100% what I don't quite dare to say to my dad but often would like to

😂😂

No mind, your first mistake was mind... numbers goes burr, or worthless. Always up, gravity is propaganda...

@@Ael666 ... What?

I mean, a lot of generations misunderstood that capitalism is good. Probably has to do with them being dumb-dumbs, being fed propaganda all their lives or being taught BS. Not surprising honestly, if you model your education system on the idea of a captain of industry who only wanted to churn out ideal workers...

What's the correct response to do you mind then?

​@saintofall3653 Yes, if you have a problem. No, if you don't have a problem

I am sorry about that. I hope things are better.

Sounds like a good choice to me! I hope you're in a better place now, or at least are getting the support you need D:

My parents used to lock me in a dark room

They're required to have a Master's degree in psychology and be a state licensed mental health specialist or counselor. Most of them are still bad though, just like doctors. They go to school forever and still suck.

"Have you tried working on your response to other people? Their response to you is okay, but you should consider smiling and being more approachable. We all go thru these things. Don't let it control you." -Therapist help be like:

'The good people suffer" ? Where did you get the idea that greedy , foolish, wannabe rich people are "good" ?🤣

@@eddenoy321 the majority of people are good, but the constant demand to make an ever increasing stockpile to make it in this hellscape of a system makes them bad

You said what I said but with way less paragraphs. :'D WHY AM I NEVER ABLE TO BE CONCISE *runs away sobbing dramatically*

@@bakaichigo for the same reason ur friends probably enjoy hanging around you: U DRAMATIC lmaoo

If only Occupy Wall Street had been successful. We nearly got somewhere with that.

There are plenty of KZfaqrs that have.

I remember a couple of youtubers who did a video about better help and well, a few months later starter accepting sponsers from them again.... what...

@@merevel436 Money convinces.

Unfortunately when it comes down to it, most youtubers can't afford to say no to every sponsor that is bad. It's either they accept sponsorships from companies like this or Raid, or they can't afford to pay their bills. Particularly with how bad youtube's monetization policies have gotten over the years. And let's face it, there's very few companies in the world that aren't shady once you look into them. If they advertise something good about themselves, or how they're doing something for the people, they're just doing it to draw more people in and not because they actually care about the well being of their consumers, and most are going to be doing something far worse behind the scenes that the average consumer will never know about unless they really go out of their way to dig into it.

@@merevel436 yeah, I know Cinema Therapy (of all people) had stopped and then “did their own research” by listening to other KZfaqrs sponsored by BH saying that BH wasn’t bad and then decided to send out a statement saying they would continue to be sponsored by them

Same

I agree. What little I could see at the start of this video looked pretty sad, and it's never good to microwave your food. On top of that, I found out by doing a little online research that Factor meals are $15 each at the CHEAPEST. Absolutely absurd.

Lmao every one of those meal service plans are a joke/scam. The ONLY people who can afford ANY of them are people with more than middle-class incomes who already spend over 100$ a week on food. A WEEK, NOT MONTH, A FKING WEEK. Like, Chef's Plate and Hello Fresh are hilariously fking awful for cost. I, being poor like I am, originally thought these would be options for me. NO, OF COURSE THESE ARE FOR RICH LAZY PEOPLE. 😆 What WAS I thinking... Hello Fresh, for example, is 1-5 MEALS a WEEK, so not a full week's worth of food, it's like 1 meal a day for 5 days, or even less, if you are indeed feeding the minimum 2 people. If not, then you have double portions so there's some leftovers to stretch I guess... But it's still not a full week of food. BUT THE PRICES? For the "first box" with that "first" discount, you can get a box as cheap as like maybe 30$ Canadian before tax and shipping - but you pay PER WEEK and the very next box would be full price at like 70-100$ (before shipping and taxes, CAD). If you actually add that up, even at the cheapest non-discounted price, that's STILL 60$ x 4 (so 240$ a month on food - double the standard budget for a 1-2 person adult household). It's not only not affordable, it's providing LESS goods for the cost of DOUBLE what you'd have paid just going shopping at the grocery store 1-2x a month. For one week of food (that will likely last into the next week) it's less than 50$ for me and my partner. That's our eggs, bread, butter if needed, veggies, fruits (fresh or frozen for either of these) and a couple other things like rice or pastas. I've gotten us by on 25$ for the week before, that's not so hard to do if you're not buying super expensive fresh ingredients. At NO POINT would I consider it a valuable use of my money to be buying a box service that's going to cost me DOUBLE the national household budget for groceries FOR A FAMILY WITH AT LEAST ONE CHILD IN IT for PORTIONED food packets that can't even be stretched or used variably? For that kind of money, just go get the actual full products and have more than 5 meals a week. :|

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@@bakaichigo ok I get that, but I don't think they're market is toward low income, it's toward the people that are too busy to go to the store, they're actually a decent option for the work from homers/Content Creators.

Home cooked is always best. You know where your hands have been.

Absolutely.

"the food you want, but without out that pesky food flavor on it"

Instead they just use you to push themselves up while you suffer on the ground.🖕🏻

They don't want you retaliating because you realized how screwed up the system is, so they leave you naked in the dungeon with only scraps from three months ago to eat.

@@VideoGameStarChannelSupreme Even your closest relatives can blab endless shades of bullshit just to keep you unaware, docile, tame and easy to fuck with. Anything to disarm you psychologically and keep you that way.

@@nickslade3978 I was using _pull yourself up_ euphemistically.

@@nickslade3978 I'm not gonna disagree with that. I hate my childhood because of it.

Glad for you she’s an ex

Yo my ex did that to me too, people like that are messed up. Convincing someone they are mentally ill to deflect blame is the scariest shit. It’s even worse when that person is mentally ill so they can be manipulated easy

@@Em-jj2hpA typical pattern was... she'd hurt me or make problems which impact me, then she'd see the consequences of her actions (me crying, exhausted, or cleaning up her messes), and she'd feel guilty. So she'd decide I'm the problem (for "making her feel bad"), get mad at me for it, and tell me I need therapy. But if she didn't want to feel bad about what she did, all she had to do was ... stop doing those things.

Some people in my family would do that. They would do something over the top and outlandish and then claim I need therapy.

It's after eatting taco bell that's overwhelming 😅

Exactly, they have like 5 items😂

weird. it's normally what happens AFTER eating taco bell that is overwhelming!

How is that a dad joke?

Agreed, good dad joke hehe

@@Zeclag Why and how is that a good dad joke?

@@MatthewTheWanderer Horting, Hurting. Get it?

@@Zeclag I do, now, lol. That's why dad jokes suck.

Are they really a scam? How so,have you used them before?

Individual therapists may or may not be. Better help is just a digital tech bros middle man. Like how Facebook is a media company that doesn't produce media and Uber is a taxi company without having taxis. BH don't actually care and uses both therapists and clients for profits regardless of human cost.

@@samphelps856 Doesn't make it one of the biggest scams of our day, there are way bigger scams out there.

@@samphelps856 I feel like my last therapist (through Medicaid, not betterhelp) was a bit of one... mainly because every problem I had was basically "well then just avoid that thing then", or pushing non-FDA approved herbal supplements that never worked (didn't even get any placebo effect). :( Sucks because she was the only therapist available at the time in my whole county. Ended up stopping and only have a psychiatrist now, but at least feel there is more help through medication than talk therapy (not that talk therapy would ever help with most of my current symptoms like fatigue which don't matter if I am happy or not). I feel like the most effective therapy I've ever gotten was going to a "therapeutic day school" back in high school, because they really pinpointed and focused on our weaknesses and push us to progress to improve those. That and even more, the environment of classroom with no more than 9 students and no homework really was positively life-changing to the previously socially-withdrawn/emotionally-unstable/selective-mute teenage me. Maybe I've plateaued because of that though, and I'm already as good as I'll get. I'm at a place where I don't feel suicidal or like hurting anyone, and can socialize normally enough to not be questioned (used to be asked if I spoke English, if something was wrong, etc). I mainly just still feel social anxiety (normal awkwardness), and fatigue and mild ADHD and Depression symptoms.

I hope you mean the scam being the tech company and not ACTUAL therapy.

I tried in-person help a few times and the experience is honestly mixed as well. I feel like these systems are just there to keep us pacified and prevent us from making any big societal change that can scare the elites. At best, it is okay and it's an outlet to let your problems out. At worst, you'll probably be told how shit of a person you are and probably lose control of your life if the psychologist believes you're in danger of threatening yourself. I'd rather die alone than with a person paid to pretend to care about my problems at this point.

6 sessions for $200 is pretty cheap when you compare it to the average, which is $100 to $200 per session. So in the real world, you would be paying $600 to $1200 for what you got.

The sad thing is I can't even afford this 😭

@@sad_doggo2504 if you're really really in need and just have to vent or feel heard a little bit. Like maybe you just need a sounding board. I've had luck with some of these AI chat bots. I use characterAI sometimes. Pi ai was decent too. Might sound crazy but I'd say it's worth a shot.

@@sad_doggo2504 hey also I just remembered I went through this place called directions for living and got a few months of free therapy a while ago too so maybe look that up.

Were you able to find a worker eventually somewhere else?

Damn! 😢

Sounds like they told you to get some better help 😂

That's actually kind of respectable of them. They didn't stick you with someone who's not qualified just so they can take your money.

I mean, I could see him doing it anyway, maybe when this sponsorship ends, PFFT.

If botox clinics were honest

An alcoholic friend who blames everything past and present on her ex-husband went to therapists. Did they help her with her underlying problem, which is her alcoholism? No. They told her what she wanted to hear and that her drinking was a normal reaction. So she keeps drinking...her teeth are falling apart...she can't stay upright some days, and keeps falling over and being taken to Emergency. The Ambos even used to put AA cards in her pockets. Replace addiction to alcohol with addiction to religion. That's not really helping :P

If you could do all that, what's stopping you from just finding the solution to your own problem? Many people spend more time and money on therapy than they would on getting certified to give therapy, lol

@@Uruz2012 Most people can't see a problem clearly when they're too close to it. An outsider's perspective is useful. A therapist is supposed to be an outsider who's trained to be particularly good at identifying mental health problems and how to address them, and who won't just tell you what you want to hear. The problem with therapy is the therapists who fall short of that.

In 'murrica mental health isn't health and teeth aren't either. Seriously though, lack of mental health also pushes people into way too much 'alternative medicine' like homeopathy. The American dream is alive and well if you are looking to screw some people over.

In person therapy isn't great either. CBT and DBT are great tools, but you don't need one-to-one therapy to learn the important concepts. In fact, it works better in a group so you can get multiple perceptives, social solidarity and the opportunity to view problems with some objectivity. It's also cheaper in a group which is why the medical industry really prefers you have your own individual therapist. Online therapy shows the glaring inadequacies, but the metaphor used in the video, "Maybe the weight isn't that heavy," is pretty spot on in my experience. I once told a therapist about an issue I was having at work, they told me it's all in my head. Then when I had solid evidence that what I knew was occurring was actually occurring, they told me I need to increase my "tolerance." I asked how I could do that, they said theyd research that and they never really got back to me. Essentially they tried to get me to gaslight myself and when that didn't work anymore they told me to, "toughen up." And I, being a fool, gave them several thousand dollars for it too.

@@Dnichols619 The problem with a lot of group therapy, is that when you pile a group of people with similar problems together they can reinforce and normalize negative behaviors and thoughts, rather than actually working to cope/change those negative patterns. It can easily become a reinforcing issue of "I don't need to change my behavior, all of these other people behave just like me too, the world just needs to change to accommodate me!". This is a well documented problem, especially in anger management and other impulsive response type issues. Particularly if the impulsive response has been normalized in their environmental upbringing.

Good old for profit system. Not much in the mental health field.

I think the second biggest issue is that people think that mental therapy is something everyone should always be doing. It's supposed to be used like physical therapy, you go for a while after an injury to get yourself back to full strength and then stop going and use the techniques you learned to do any maintenance you need on your own.

We live in Bristol, England, and our experience is that there is NO mental healthcare available unless you go private. We just get passed from pillar to post, as everyone says, 'We don't do that, but they do'.

@cuddlepaws4423 I don't know what Bristol is like. I live in Birmingham and there's plenty of mental health services here on the NHS and I use them.

Have to agree. Mental health in the US is an absolute sh*t show, even if you can afford it.

Yeah, good luck sorting out years of trauma with 6 'free' sessions with a government employee who takes until session 5 to remember your name and then, once you start to believe you may be making progress, tells you your 'free' sessions are over and you're on your own.

Just keep ingesting that propaganda. Of course the US has problems just like the UK has problems. In terms of healthcare the UK has proven that it does not have the answer to US healthcare issues. Few people on either side seem to really grasp what the actual issues are.

MBTI as in Meyers Briggs? That has zero to do with therapy. Why would you watch a video about a silly type indicator instead of ones about actual therapy from professionals?? ( I don't disagree about Better Help though)

​@@wellhellothere6347 BH and MB have something in common. They're both BS. The MB test is as accurate as an online "Which Disney Princess Are You" quiz or basing your life decisions on your horoscope.

@@wellhellothere6347Briggs is totally wack

What the crap does myer-briggs have to do with Mental Health??

Just one more reason for you to stop watching MBTI videos. That bullshit is as scientific as horoscopes (which is to say, not scientific at all).

I thought about that too. Maybe they're supposed to be hanging from their ankles?

Maybe you're supposed to be lying down putting them on with your leg bent up and rock into it?

If you don't know how to cook or don't have time, a local Tesco has ready meals 4x cheaper too

I know right? 11 dollars a meal? Get the hell out of here with that. I can make a meal for 4 with that.

Keep calm and carry on mate!

In Cymru we haven't even got shoddy unqualified data-mining online therapy, just nothing. Not sure if that's better or worse😅

So sweet thank you

Exactly. It's good to understand cognitive distortions and other psychological nuggets but without action and growth talking is useless.

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I love you too thank you

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Anna Akana is one KZfaqr I watch who promotes Better Help. I'm going to give her the benefit of the doubt and say that maybe she just doesn't know how problematic they are (like all those KZfaqrs who were promoting Established Titles back in the day), but that's not really an excuse. They really need to do their homework on this stuff.

@@InJeffable Some people might just look the other way, for the right price that is

Sued for what? Giving bad advice?

If people lack the basic skill of nourishing themselves it's no wonder the therapy/medication industry is doing so well😂

​@@colinrussell2017😂

T_T yeah that 60$/hr is about what I found out here too, and that is STILL far too expensive for literally anyone on disability or welfare and even for most people making under 40k a year, depending on where they live here (in Canada). That adds up to about 240$/month that most of the people who need the services cannot afford (at least here). At least we CAN get referred to a psychiatrist easily enough, even if it does sometimes take a bit of a wait, and there are group programs that you can get onto waiting lists for after doing lengthy interviews over the phone that you also have to wait on a long waiting list for... The system is broken and no one is fixing it. :(

where I live every decent psychologist has a patient stop. The only way to get in is if a hospital tells them you need therapy followup to not kys.

How it'd probably go: "Want to live the illusion of financial freedom and not have to work anymore? Invest in the Horton 500, which is an index full of all kinds of Horton-related companies that control the entire nation. In the meantime, we'll have our very financial savvy analysts manipulating the stock up and down while our corporate overlords constantly tell their investors how everything is fine, all the while they cash in their fortunes off the backs of every innocent soul that believed our hogwash that our stock will make them rich"

After working for multiple fast food places during my teenage years through early 20's I can attest that despite wearing gloves most fast food employees scratch their asses, wipe their face, pick their nose, etc while in the process of assembling the over-priced, low-quality burgers you purchase. When I worked at an Arby's I once saw a co-worker drop a roast beef and cheddar sandwich on the ground (it fell apart) then pick it up, wipe it off with his glove, add some more roast beef on top, an extra squirt of cheese, then put the bun back on, wrapped it, and put it in the bag for the drive-thru customer like nothing happened. I mentioned this to our boss and he didn't give a shit and actually thanked the other employee for not wasting product. The fucking sandwich fell apart, landed meat/cheese-first on the ground, and got served. I don't know if you've ever worked in fast food but the floors get greasy and filthy and eating that could give a person food poisoning. I also used to work at a KFC and I remember when another employee was clearly sick but showed up and while battering the chicken he was coughing all over it and spraying mucus while doing so. I told him I'd take over and most of the chicken had green phlegm all over it so I started throwing it away and my boss wrote me up for it. He said I was wasting product and when I mentioned why I did so he told me to not worry about because it got fried anyways. Another time I worked at McDonald's and literally saw another worker re-adjust her pad (she was on her period I assume) with her glove in between assembling food, she didn't wash her hands or change her gloves. Worked at a Sonic Drive-In as well and seen multiple issues there but one of the worst was when an employee dropped an order of tots and then scooped them all off the ground with his gloves and then put them back in the carton, seen a coworker who clearly had the flu have nasal drainage in a persons milkshake as well. Yeah... I don't eat fast food anymore lol.

@liwei3043 Wow, that is exactly why I prefer to cook my own meals.

​@@Travybear1989This right here. Profits.

Poorly painted styrofoam. Even AI was saying: that don't look right

Situation is quite bad in country where I am from. Also the fact, that I am dependent on my parents and I am still studying, and I honestly don't think it's an option to tell them that I think I have level 1 ASD and ADHD (I am sure about first one about 90%, my social life and my interests kinda scream about it) And what to say if I am formally and adult and in my country they DON'T EVEN DIAGNOSE ADULT ASD AT ALL Of course I am self-diagnosed, pffft At least I am not self medicating, that's truly dangerous path

I've seen a real therapist, and I feel so called out by this

Lol❤❤😸

Yeah haha *ignores pinned comment* lovely bot of satire there…

They just whipped out the guitar right there like Jeff Jarrett?

sugar! lots of sugar!

@@Zebra_3 Chemicals! Synthetic chemicals... (a Homer Simpson open-mouthed drool) :P

Most people looking for stuff like that are looking more for taste quality than they are for healthiness. If someone cares that much about healthiness they'll go out of their way to spend more to buy ingredients directly that meet whatever their nutritional goals are.

People still think you're "insane or dangerous" for seeking therapy. Just ask anyone who works in a safety-sensitive career such as pilot, firearms instructor, etc. If they find out you're getting mental therapy, you're out of a career.

Cough police officer cough. Those guys see some messed up stuff...and yet we expect them to act perfectly in every situation without help. I had a car accident once. The other driver was high on cocaine. Thankfully no one was hurt. The cop who responded to the accident had just gotten off a call dealing with the murder of a baby at a local hospital. That's just a few hours of one shift in a decades long career. As a security guard myself I've been first on the scene for shootings, armed robberies, kidnappings, car wrecks, and quite a few over doses. Nothing compared to a cop though.

@@paulis7319 True, and MentourNow did a great video on the need to allow pilots (among others) the ability to seek mental health help without permanently grounding them. A difficult subject, but one that I maintain we have achieved some small progress on.

@@michaelharris8598 Reason 19485863 I would never date or befriend a cop or a soldier. Sounds harsh and judgemental, but it's just a personal safety boundary. They've all seen too much shit, and that deeply traumatises even the minority of decent non-powertripping non-violent non-bullying ones.

Same. Briefly applied to work at BH between jobs for some extra income. I had talked to some coworkers who did it as a side gig. The interview was a 2 minute video call to make sure my camera worked. They started sending me referrals immediately that were not within my scope of practice. I asked them to stop sending me people because I only had room to see one or two people a week, but the referrals continued. They told me I had a certain time frame to reply to all requests, which would come in at any point day or night. After about 3 hours of just looking at their therapy platform (which involved a lot of “assign this client some homework” and a nonexistent note taking system) I told them I was not going to be working with them. They continues to send me referrals. I will occasionally get an email from them asking me to refer other therapists 😂

I think he did, look it up. 🤔

I just looked it up to confirm, and you're absolutely right. WOW. It's not even really an affordable alternative to in-person therapy. $90 per session? $90 per MONTH would be high for someone who has mental health issues and is also struggling to make ends meet.

@@InJeffable Can confirm, looked into this awhile ago for my partner and I. He's on disability, so obviously does not have "play money" of any sort. Cannot for the life of us get funding approved to get in-person going, so looked into BetterHelp to see if it was even at little affordable... It was not, not even with the discounts for lower-incomes that was offered... STILL over 250$ a month! Absolutely fking riddic~!