Here are some photos of the plant - as you can see, bottom leaves are turning yellow, then eventually brown and dried out. I pull the dry leaves, and there's water in the stems (not the goop that I hear might come out if they're suffering from verticillium rot). Here is what my research has turned up:
For a twice a month arrangement, it's not too bad. Psychologists generally charge by the session. The rates and length of each session are set by the psychologist's professional organization. Where I live, as an example, each session is 50 minutes and the cost is $170 per session.
It depends on where you live. In Ohio, it is around $100 an hour. You can google therapists in your area. Psychology Today also has a directory of therapists, and their listing would show how much they charge per session.It can work, depending on: what the problem is your motivation for seeking help (e.g. is it to change yourself or change someone else?) your willingness to work hard the skill of the therapist Good luck!sychology Today also has a directory of therapists, and their listing would show how much they charge per session. It can work, depending on: what the problem is your motivation for seeking help (e.g. is it to change yourself or change someone else?) your willingness to work hard the skill of the therapist Good luck!