For Financial Planners, Couples Therapists, and Financial Coaches
Money conflicts between couples are often described in terms of power.
One partner earns more.
One partner controls sp
It started, as many conversations about money do, with something small that didn’t feel small at all.
He had his laptop open at the kitchen tabl...
Documents are gathered.
Numbers are reviewed.
Compliance and accura...
Tax season rarely arrives with excitement.
More often it shows up quietly, an email from your accountant, a reminder from tax softwar...
Most couples do not struggle with money because they lack intelligence.
They struggle because money carries emotional meaning.
Money represents:
Security.
...
When a client uses the word entitled, something significant has already happened in the system. The word rarely appears at the beginning of tension. It usuall...
There’s a question that sits quietly beneath many conversations about entitlement, though it’s rarely spoken out loud:
If I can’t count on you emotionally, relationally, can I at least count on you f...
Learning happens in classrooms or through reading.
Healing happens in therapy.
Growth is what we hope shows
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