Healthy Love and Money Blog

When the Word “Entitled” Enters the Room

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...

Most adults assume that learning, healing, and growth are separate processes.

• Learning happens in classrooms or through reading.

• Healing happens in therapy.

• Growth is what we hope shows

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Most couples assume that once they “make it,” money will finally feel easier.

Less stress.
Fewer arguments.
More freedom.

But many couples are surprised to discover that when their net worth crosses...

Dear friends, colleagues, and clients,

As we step into a new year, we wanted to pause and share something important with you.

Healthy Love & Money isn’t just a website, a podcast, or an email list. ...

This guide is designed for professionals who work at the intersection of money, relationships, and behavior and who regularly encounter the reality that financial decisions are never just financial.

Most couples don’t avoid financial planning because they’re lazy, irresponsible, or “bad with money.”

They avoid it because money is emotionally activating.

Looking closely at your finances, your in...