I would, but I don't want to pay for it. I did pay for it for several months many years ago. I believe therapy is beneficial. A therapist is someone who has learned about the parts of the brain, most common personality ailments, theories of intelligence and other mind related training. Hopefully they have some life experience, too. They listen, and if they detect any known issues they tell you.
A psychologist is like a therapist, however they can diagnose in addition to listening. Often they will use tests for this along with therapeutic listening and talking. They can do some prescribing.
A Psychiatrist is a medical doctor specializing in psychology who diagnoses and also prescribes drugs. They are the most expensive, and they hold the most responsibility.
Most modern therapy is based on normal psychology, not abnormal psychology. This is because around the 1950s a large cradle-to-grave study began where many thousands of lives were studied. This study began to return results and to change psychiatry, and by the year 2000 had established a much better basis for psychiatric therapy.