Lawyers in Lubbock, TX

Catholic charities, diocese of Lubbock - 806-765-8475 Family counseling services (sliding scale $0-$75) - 806-747-3488 Texas tech family therapy clinic (sliding scale $10-$70) - 806-742-3074 Covenant counseling center (sliding scale $5-$40) 806-725-5443

Google Sliding Scale Therapist Lubbock Texas, reach out to a few and see if they can help.

Are either of you Texas Tech employees? If so, the Employee Assistance Program (EAP) gives you 5 free sessions per fiscal year. I went to them for some anxiety issues last year, and was very pleased.

Sorry to hear about the rough times. Do you attend a church? Many have qualified professionals attending who would be willing to meet for a heavy discount or free even if the church refers you. Your best bet here is a larger congregation. That's definitely the route I suggest. Best of luck!

I'm sorry to hear this. If either of you is by chance a student at a university they usually offer something.

To your second request, the spouse that gets Latrell Joy (806-765-7491) wins. For most people though money is an object so Bill McNamara is another good person to have in your back pocket (806-747-8989). Full disclosure, I haven't needed either's services. I have a family member that's worked with both professionally and I know both personally.

Friends have spoken highly of https://therapists.psychologytoday.com/rms/prof_detail.php?profid=279180&ref=3&sid=1502827154.3425_29436&city=Lubbock&county=Lubbock&state=TX&spec=172&tr=ResultsName

Check out the TTU marriage and family program. Sliding scale fees and a decent program they have put together

This one is the best bang for your buck - ask for Ian. Family counseling services 806-747-3488

Family Coaching of Lubbock is a great resource and is a donation based service. Pay what you can, but it's not mandatory. They are funded by the Betenbough Foundation.

Try Roark Phillips 0826590980

http://www.ctlgroup.co.za/

https://www.thsc.org/home-school-resources/curriculum/

Call your state Department of ED and get their Standard Core Curriculum and then call the National Homeschooling Association to get him signed up and they will inform you of all your rights as far as homeschooling goes.

So you'll be registering him as a homeschooler? What Tonia posted above looks very helpful. Also, if you go to the HSLDA (homeschool legal defense association) website you can find your state laws. I believe Texas is a very homeschool friendly state. Here in FL you can be under an umbrella school or register with the county, in which case you just need to have samples of their work, a log of lesson plans, and a yearly test or informal evaluation by a certified teacher. The law only states that they need to make progress commensurate with their ability. Important for the parent of a special needs child to know. I don't know if you're looking for secular or Christian but if you go to Christianbook.com in their homeschool section, they have everything you could ever need. You could also find much of it used on Amazon or EBay.

Anna McKim or Nevill Manning at Field, Manning, Stone, Hawthorne & Aycock. 792-0810 ETA: Alternatively, depending on your budget, Tonya Boucher Conn 687-8111

Bill McNamara is amazing.

Hell yes Jolyn Wilkins 4716 4 th suite 200. 806 744 1100. Cost $200.00 to talk to her. But you will get results Jwilkins@hardlaw.com

Latrell Joy. She's the best!

Tell Jolyn Dana Fenley sent you.. And she will see you then.