u/oh_what_no

I’ve been researching mental health grad programs for like 5 years now and haven’t committed for a combination of reasons. I don’t feel like I want to delay any longer so I am looking at starting within the next year.

I found Adler Graduate School and am intrigued by the Alderian psychology perspective so it’s suddenly at the top of places I’m likely to apply.

Cost of studying per credit hour just about everywhere is offensive to me, but alas. It’s like $150 difference between the absolute cheapest program that’s interested me and studying at Adler Graduate School.

Should I prioritize this sort of philosophical alignment in getting a master’s or should I disregard that and try to get in where it’s cheap?

I work at a community mental health organization and it would be very easy for me to get paid practicum and internship placements given our benefits.

I cannot do in person, preferably asynchronous for the most part.

[OR] Coparent’s car was totaled and we exchange twice weekly across 60+ miles

I have sole legal custody. Parenting time is Sunday - Thursday for me. She picks up on Thursdays and I pick up Sundays. What is my obligation to support her parenting time if she is unable to transport according to the parenting plan?

Also savage gauntlet.

Find me: Hellius

I play on steam

Hi y’all. I am trying to use the last bit of my americorp award before it expires this summer. Anyone have any leads for classes I could take online that use americorps awards?

I’ve seen people suggest trying to be friend with ex as much is reasonable or possible however I don’t know. I’m sure it is different with each family situation.

That said, my ex tried to have me arrested and filed a restraining order against me. I have sole legal custody now. I’m just wondering why some people say to try to be friends.

I’m not too keen on dating apps but trying to find a woman to date. Is there an event somewhere in town that’s good to meet singles, or another recommendation?

Hi. I drive a 2002 Toyota Sienna with 116k miles. I’ve been taking very loving care of my car. My in-town commute for work isn’t very long but I do drive 140 miles round trip once per week for a parenting time exchange, which is pushing my gas now up to like $250/month.

That could be a car payment effectively, so I’m considering my options for gas efficient cars.

I do not have the ability to charge an electric vehicle at my dwelling, so that’s kind of out until I move to a place with a garage I think.

Any suggestions? Or just drive my car into the ground?

Edit: rip inbox

I don’t see any vehicle suggestions 💀 not that I need them I guess… I’m keeping the van