I think i may be depressed and don't have money for a doctor, what do i do?

Concierge consult: Look into family history of depression and bipolar disorder before you invest in the consult as family history is important. Go on line and read about depression. You can do a Beck inventory or other screening test for symptoms of depression. if you need Meds there are resources to help pay for them then consult with a psychiatrist who is on health tap and licensed in your state.

Depression: Check on County Mental Health services, they should be free. It may not be as easily accessible as having a private therapist, but they will be licensed providers. County Mental Health will also have psychiatrists if medication might be helpful. There are also a number of free hotline services to call in case you feel it is more urgent. If you do an internet search on 'free mental health' service

Free/Fair services: In many cities, even towns, there are free or subsidized mental health services. You might find listings in your local phone directory in the municipal section. You can ask at a pharmacy, or college, university or school. Churches might have referrals. Feel free to tell of your finances, many calt afford high costs.

There are lots of: community clinics in populated areas. These are lower in cost. Check with United Way in your area for paraprofessional groups on depression, or start with online depression support groups. These are good sources of referrals, as in your local County hotline. Psychology Today has good self-assessment tools to start, but follow up with professionals.