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First off, I had no idea that John Adams was probably bipolar, that’s an interesting fact! And to preface the rest of my response, you weren’t too direct and was amazing! Thanks for responding. I am on my parents insurance, and because our primary care is provided by our insurance they would definitely know if I went to see them. That last sentence answers the next question, as I don’t have my own primary care, as I’ve only been 18 for a short amount of time. I know for a fact that if I came to my parents with concern from a professional, they’d respond great, but I’m not sure how to do that without them knowing. I’ll check out the google hotline as well as look into free options not related to insurance, because those seem to be my only options. Thank you for responding and for just being so kind overall!

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@keltothemoon Yes, there are online therapists. This is especially true since COVID-19. As far as a primary care doctor, you should have a yearly physical. The physical is 100% paid for, as it is considered routine. You only need call the hospital system and say you'd like to establish an adult primary care doctor. Some colleges require that you get a physical and it's almost always required when you play any kind of sport. Do you think your parents would support you in getting a physical?