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Donate a Therapy Program 

The cost of therapy can keep someone from getting the support they need. SAVE Family Foundation's Donate a Therapy program removes that barrier by covering therapy sessions for people who need care. Every $200 you give funds one session, so someone can take a step toward healing without paying for it themselves.  
Donate a therapy session today. 

Why Donate-a-Therapy Matters

Our intention is to remove barriers to mental health care, and cost is one of the biggest. Some needs also call for a specific type of therapy. Someone seeking help with trauma or OCD, for example, may need a therapist trained in an approach designed for that concern. Finding that care and being able to afford it can be difficult.  

How it works?

You give.

$200 funds one therapy session. 

SAVE pays the provider network directly.

The person receiving care doesn't pay for that session. 

Care is matched to the person.

They get support suited to their specific needs and can stay with the same specialist instead of starting over. 

Our Provider Network

SAVE Family Foundation is building its own network of licensed therapists and specialized mental health providers across Northern California, all committed to keeping specialized care within reach. When someone can't afford the care they need, we pay our provider directly, so they can stay with the same specialist instead of starting over.  

Areas of care our providers offer: EMDR · Brainspotting · Accelerated Resolution Therapy (ART) · Internal Family Systems (IFS) · OCD-Specialized Therapy · Addiction & Substance Use Support · Grief Counseling · Family Therapy · Anxiety & Depression Support.

Who Is This Support For?

This support is for individuals and families who are seeking mental health care and need help covering the cost or continuing care. If you or someone you know could use this support, contact us.

Give someone the opportunity to be heard.

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