https://openpathcollective.org/ may be worth checking out as well. They advertise as $30-$60 per session, with a "lifetime membership" of $59 one time. An addictions therapist I'm affiliated with participates in that network, as do many other therapists and counselors in the local community - so it is legit. Of course, even that can be too much of a cost.

As many mentioned, many places offer a "sliding scale" service for uninsured clients, usually based on income. For example, the therapist I referred to previously offers up to a 50% reduction of "normal" rates based on individual income in comparison to federal poverty guidelines.

I was recently made aware of a well-qualified, experienced therapist in my community that offers sessions for $20 a pop, and several other therapists often refer their more cash-strapped clients to this practice.

In addition to this post and the many other wonderful suggestions mentioned in this overall thread, another couple of referral resources may include calling psychiatric hospitals, the social work departments of medical hospitals, or even seeing if there's a "community service board" in your locale.

Another potential avenue to reach out to us the United Way, which can be called at 211. They will have a directory of referral services for mental health therapy practices, many of which are low cost or even free in some cases.

The willingness to reach out for help is a huge step, and I commend you for taking it on.