Too Broke For Therapy

Too Broke For Therapy

By Lauren AmeliaEducationSelf-Improvement
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Too Broke For Therapy episodes

  • Travel Hacks & Getting a Little Vulnerable

    Join Lauren on this episode of Too Broke for Therapy as she talks about travel hacks with tips on how to make traveling cheaper and less of a hassle!

    And, she is getting real with herself about some things I’ve been wanting to start implementing in her own life — including officially committing to going back to therapy for good.


    As promised, BetterHelp is what I’m currently using for therapy. It provides virtual options, including video and phone sessions.

    https://www.betterhelp.com/

    I’m also going to do some research on affordable and/or free mental health resources throughout the U.S., because therapy and mental health support shouldn’t have to be out of reach just because you’re on a budget.

    And if you’d like to support me, here’s the link to vote for me for TopHost! | https://tophost.org/support

    28 min
  • Take the Solo Trip!

    Welcome back to Too Broke for Therapy!

    Join Lauren as she finally returns to the mic after months away to talk about something that can change your life more than you might expect: taking a solo trip.

    From stepping outside your comfort zone to learning more about yourself, Lauren shares her experience, the unexpected challenges, and the moments that made her realize just how powerful traveling alone can be.

    So, if you’ve ever thought about taking a solo trip but weren’t sure if you could do it, this episode is for you.

    27 min
  • Turning Chapters

    Join Lauren and Lorin as they talk about closing the college chapter and navigating the transition into full-on adulthood.

    Check out our website: https://www.toobroke4therapy.com/

    34 min

About Too Broke For Therapy

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Too Broke For Therapy is a podcast hosted by Lauren, where she explores everything from mental health to relationships. With humor and honesty, she has the conversations she’d rather share with you than pay a therapist for.