Using the Power of Money Stories to Release money guilt, shame, and worry

Money Stories are influenced by many factors Such as:

Birth Order

Early Life Experiences

What was Modeled for you

generational family Experiences

What’s your money story?

“Financial therapy helps people think, feel, communicate, and behave differently with money to improve overall well-being through evidence-based practices and interventions.” - Financial Therapy Association

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.