Are there financial aid/student discounts for Betterhelp?

Thank you so much for your question! I'm so glad you asked this question - the answer is yes! Better Help works with people in all types of financial situations to ensure they have access to affordable, quality therapy. Better Help works with each individual person to find a price that is affordable and within that person's budget. Better Help is truly focused on making sure that everyone has access to high-quality therapy, despite any financial stressors a person may be experiencing.

Better Help's Client Success Team doesn't just talk the talk, they actually follow through on their promises, too. I've had several clients who have experienced financial hardship during their Better Help subscription, many to the point of strongly considering canceling their subscription. The vast majority of my clients who have reached out to Better Help to discuss payment difficulties have been able to reach a financial agreement that allows them to continue therapy at a discounted price. These clients have said that it's really easy to talk to and work with Better Help's client success team. Better Help truly is really great at making therapy affordable for everyone, especially people facing difficult financial strains. It's one of the many perks of the platform!

If you would like more specific information on what kind of an arrangement can be made, including pricing specific to your situation, please feel free to reach out to the Better Help team directly. I apologize that I cannot give you exact numbers or specific prices, but the team handles all financial questions and will work directly with you to come up with a plan. You can send an email to contact@betterhelp.com to get more specific information. They're really great at responding to questions, and they promptly respond to all questions they receive either the same day or the next business day.

Thank you so much for asking this question. I completely understand that financial concerns are a huge barrier to people seeking therapy as it is expensive. I would encourage you to reach out to contact@betterhelp.com directly to have all of your questions answered!