Uni grad with S$37k savings worries about high cost of therapy

SINGAPORE: A woman took to social media to share that the increasing cost of living has worsened her financial anxiety and mental health.

The woman also stated that she does not rely on her parents for financial support and has been paying for all of her expenses and university fees on her own. “Tips on how to cope with CPTSD are appreciated too. Should I also continue seeing my current therapist despite the expensive fees, and are there any alternatives?” she asked.Singaporean Redditors quickly responded to the woman’s post, offering her advice on how to overcome her condition.

“These are stuff your therapist would suggest anyway. Also stop scrolling social media. I know Reddit is one too but it’s really a glorified message board.”

Source: Education Headlines (educationheadlines.net)

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