UPCOMING EVENT
UPCOMING EVENT
MONEY & MEANING:
A 6-week psycho-education group for psychotherapists to explore their relationship with money.
JENNIFER CALDER, LICSW, FBS®
Financial Therapy
Couples, Individuals, and Psychotherapists
When you THINK DIFFERENTLY About Money
You FEEL BETTER About Money
You DO BETTER with Money
Your Money Story Holds the Key To Healing Your Relationship With Money
The power of having someone in your life to talk about money with can be a game changer.
Examples of Financial Therapy Topics
People who have lots of guilt and shame about how they’ve managed their money and finances.
People who have recently inherited money and feel overwhelmed and burdened with the responsibility.
Parents who struggled financially but are currently secure and want to raise their children to be financially independent however, you and your partner disagree about how to do that.
Psychotherapists in private practice.
Psychotherapists have difficulty talking about being owed money from clients - it’s too awkward and uncomfortable.
Couples approaching retirement who have different money styles - where one’s the “saver’ and one’s the “spender” and things need to shift in retirement, but it’s challenging to talk about it.
Couples who come from different financial backgrounds and it’s been a challenging financial transition.
About
Jennifer Calder is a clinician specializing in Financial Psychology and Behavioral Finance.
Services
Financial Therapy for Individuals, Couples, and Psychotherapists
