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I spent the last eight years working with the same therapist.  I enjoyed going to her because she would push me to go out and socialize, be confident in situations I normally wouldn't feel comfortable in, and help me deal with my dysfunctional family.

Recently found out that it's not possible for me to continue seeing her.  I'm considering looking for a qualified cognitive-behavioral therapist in the area.  Another option that I have is my school offers free counseling services.  For some reason I feel ashamed to go there and have other students see me.  Also, it feels disheartening that I have to start over with a new therapist that doesn't know anything about my life.

I feel alone, have trouble concentrating on school work, feel mentally slow, and have no passion for anything.  Is it worth checking out the counseling services at school?  Are the "therapists" there generally students doing an internship, or are they fully qualified licensed professionals?
<bot>: My therapist of eight years who has pushed me to succeed academically and socially in spite of my dysfunctional family no longer accepts my insurance.  Haven't seen her in months.  I'm now doing poorly both socially and academically.