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Research shows that the mental health toll of mass shootings extends far beyond\u00a0the terror reported by survivors and witnesses.

When Pat Paulson's son told her he was feeling anxious and depressed at college, Paulson went through her Blue Cross Blue Shield provider directory and started calling mental health therapists.

The proliferation worries some traditional mental health professionals, who have raised concerns about aggressive advertising and whether patient care is compromised.

There are several things that can prevent you from getting therapy or other mental health treatment. But for many, the biggest blocker of all is the cost.

Consumers who have trouble getting in to see a therapist are turning to online behavioral health providers that offer quick access. But there’s limited research on their effectiveness.

People who have trouble getting in to see a therapist are turning to online providers that offer quick access. But there’s limited data on their effectiveness.

A 2019 survey by the American Psychological Association found that a majority of adults in the United States are stressed about mass shootings.

Many things can prevent you from getting therapy or other mental health treatment. Thankfully, there are a variety of ways to access care within your budget.

The race to find mental health treatment can feel like a marathon when you may not have the energy or ability to even make it to the starting line. You may be faced with limited affordable options and a lack of available therapists.

From driving fewer miles to downgrading vacations, Americans are making meaningful changes to their spending. Here’s how five households are coping with the highest inflation in decades.