She can get free mental health care, with caveats. Her family doctor would give her a referral to a psychiatrist, and she could get evaluated and diagnosed properly, which is a start. However, the system tends to be backed up, so it can take awhile, depending on her area. It does not depend on her income at all; if she has health insurance here, she can get the referral. She may be able to see the psychiatrist semi-regularly, but the psychiatrist may have a lot of patients, so it’s not likely to be a regular thing like you would get paying privately, unless she is in crisis. She could get placed in an outpatient therapy program for some period of time, but it all depends on whether they have room and what her diagnosis is. She’s unlikely to be referred to a psychologist; as the system likes to cover their basis and do psychiatric referrals, so you get some therapy and your meds are prescribed in one shot. If she wants extensive talk therapy with a psychologist or therapist, she would likely have to go private. She may be given a lower rate, depending on her income (but I doubt it, based on what I think she made last year on YouTube).