Looking for Therapist

Do you go to church? That's a good place to start and there's no charge usually. Other than that, I'm sure of anyone. Good Luck with your search.
K..
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It's not an unusual request. That's what we're here for.

I do know of someone, I will talk to her tomorrow and follow up with more info for you.

Hi A.- There are two routes I might suggest both I believe are flexible in payment options as they are Christian services. One is to contact Covenant Theological Seminary ###-###-####). They have many graduates and professors who are fantastic counselors. Also two local churches offer counseling that I or a close friend have used: The Center for Biblical Counseling is on Ladue and works with the Kirk of the Hills Presbyterian ###-###-####) and also Chesterfield Presbyterian has a type of "pay what you can program" I believe. I commend you for desiring to make your marriage better and wish you all the best.

A., I wanted to recommend someone I've been seeing for over a year, I LOVE her! Her name is Dr. Aline Russell, and she works through the Care & Counseling center off of 270 & Ladue Rd.:
http://www.careandcounseling.org
It is described as an "interfaith" organization -- I chose to go somewhere with a spiritual connection, and have not been disappointed. In fact, spirituality doesn't come up in our sessions unless I bring it up, I just liked the background. Dr. Russell (at the time I started to see her) is the only person in the practice that took our insurance (BC/BS of MO), and I actually found her through a referral search from Psychology Today, which recognizes her. (http://therapists.psychologytoday.com/rms/prof_detail.php...)

I actually went for different reasons, but we've done a lot of talking about my marriage, and even with just me going, things have improved dramatically!

I wish you the best!

K.