https://squareup.com/gift/0DXX3EJ63DDHF/order Give a gift to a family member, friend, coworker, neighbor, etc *OR* offer to help someone who cannot afford services: There are a number of reasons someone may be unable to afford counseling presently, but still is in need of it including, but not limited to: college student, single parent (sometimes not receiving child support), job loss (layoff, downsizing, company financial issues or bought out, let go due to anger or communication issues / addiction issues / family conflict issues such as marital issues / missing too much work due to caring for an elderly family member or special needs child /let go due to not fitting in or mistreated or discrimination, etc), loss of a spouse, no health insurance, unexpected trauma (including but not limited to assault, stalking, natural disasters, etc), sometimes trauma requiring legal services (making an additional professional unaffordable...possible restraining order, divorce, etc), insufficient income (sometimes even when working multiple jobs), high deductible to meet first with health insurance ($5-10k+) before benefits will cover anything, domestic abuse (where one is unsafe to let their spouse or parent know they are in counseling as they will use financial and emotional control to deny medical needs and isolate them / discourage them from speaking up for themselves and against the predator, etc), teen pregnancy where the minor is afraid to yet tell their parent (who they feel would deny them counseling services due to the parent putting their "image" before the minor's needs), family is going through divorce (and the additional costs of two households makes it not feasible to also afford counseling), some jobs take 90-180 days before insurance plans are effective, unexpected disability / injury / hospitalization (car accident, workers comp, pending application with SSI / SSDI disability), hard worker and intelligent but difficulty finding a job due to significant anxiety with being interviewed including not understanding unwritten social rules, applying and interviewing for jobs for months and months but receiving no offers due to limited jobs available and large amount of applicants, middle-aged adult going back to college, etc.