kissiemoose
kissiemoose t1_j6jhkvd wrote
Reply to comment by [deleted] in I think its sad how hard it is to find a therapist. by SameProfession254
Very good point - finding the right therapist for you is important.
Also OP, you may have to be flexible on the in-person front. Many therapists who treat adults have closed down their offices for in-person therapy since the pandemic, as most clients prefer the convenience and privacy telehealth provides. Not only can individuals meet anywhere but they don’t have to take time off from work traveling to and from appointments. Also, while a lot of stigma around mental health treatment has lifted, most of Maine is a small town and no one wants to run into someone they know in the waiting room.
kissiemoose t1_j2v2vcu wrote
Reply to What should I know!!!!! Hi everyone, I’m moving to Maine to attend USM in Maine. I’m Canadian and am hoping to stick around for a while - long graduate program!! Give me some info I need to know!! Thanks kindly by Professional-Try8144
All of Greater Portland is a small town, so be kind to everyone you meet because odds are you are going to keep running into them or you know someone who knows them. As with the rest of Maine, don’t beep your horn unless it’s to say “hello”. The fastest way to tell everyone you are “from away” is to beep your horn in anger.
kissiemoose t1_jd794zo wrote
Reply to comment by DidDunMegasploded in Higher breakthrough rate lately with Covid in Maine? by BadLuckShoesie
Yeah, I caught the triple virus strain last December which was a combo of Covid, H1N1 (or swine flu from 2009), and seasonal flu. Those who caught it were in bed for at least 3 days. It is here to stay.