without health insurance here are some resources to explore for getting lower cost help: community mental health agencies provide mental health and substance abuse services often on a sliding scale. to find an agency near you contact your state or county health department. mental health america can connect you with hotlines support groups and self-help resources as well as affiliate mental health agencies around the country. the u. s. substance abuse and mental health services administration (samhsa) offers a mental health locator and a substance abuse facility locator to connect you with services in your area. teaching hospitals are training grounds for graduate students studying to become mental health professionals. you may be able to receive lower-cost care by seeing a student who will be supervised by licensed professionals.
i have rad adhd and bipolar disorder i have no insurance and i need help. with the amount of mental disabilities is it possible to be able to get help?