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September 26
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Finding a therapist who understands MS can make a real difference. Here are some steps to find one in Katy, Texas:

- Psychology Today's therapist finder (psychologytoday.com) lets you filter by location, specialty, and insurance
- The National MS Society (nationalmssociety.org) has a helpline (1-800-344-4867) that can Show Full Answer

Finding a therapist who understands MS can make a real difference. Here are some steps to find one in Katy, Texas:

- Psychology Today's therapist finder (psychologytoday.com) lets you filter by location, specialty, and insurance
- The National MS Society (nationalmssociety.org) has a helpline (1-800-344-4867) that can connect you with local mental health resources
- Ask your neurologist for a referral β€” they often know MS-aware therapists in your area For financial help with therapy costs, there are a few good options to explore:

- Sliding scale therapists adjust their fees based on your income β€” ask directly when calling
- Open Path Collective (openpathcollective.org) offers reduced-cost therapy sessions
- A social worker can help identify financial assistance programs you may qualify for
- The National MS Society may also be able to point you toward local financial support resources As for connecting with others in Katy β€” posting on MyMSTeam is a great way to find members nearby! Many people use location-based posts to find local connections. You're definitely not alone in wanting that in-person community feel. πŸ’™

September 26
A MyMSTeam Member

@A MyMSTeam Member I'm glad you're seeking out a therapist, it's great to have someone listen to you and help guide you through what you're dealing with. I live in Ohio so I don't know where you could find one, have you asked your primary doctor? They should have a list of them or your neurologist. My brother contacted Salvation Army for financial help but I'm not sure what's available in your area or how much you need.

September 27

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