CONNECTING THE DOTS BETWEEN MONEY, BELIEFS, aND BEHAVIORS.

Situations that could benefit from financial therapy

• 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.