In another thread you said you were american, where therapy obviously isnt usually covered by health insurance but psychologists typically are. They also have a wider ability to make a plan for you ( whether thats something like medication, cognative behavioral therapy, or something else, which are all also typically covered by insurance ). Most states also have financial assistance programs for low income families' medical bills which you might qualify for under mental healthcare, if you want to go back to regular therapy. Id definetly look closer at your insurance policy and government programs available to you.
Although it also sounds like a lot of what youre struggling with is external from your environment. Have you ever talked to a counselor at school about your family life? You might want to consider that too, your school could provide some sort of intervention or support to your family. Between your comments in this thread and others it sounds like youre really not in a good home situation.