Therapy in a tent: The healthcare many homeless Californians need but aren’t getting

Jessica Scott spent months homeless in her stepfather's car, struggling with debilitating anxiety. When she found therapy, she credits it with helping her move into an apartment. But according to CalMatters, her access to care is rare. Many homeless Californians face similar mental health crises with no counseling available. Therapy could transform lives—but for most, it remains out of reach.

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