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Finding the Right Financial Therapist When you have decided that financial therapy is right for you, next comes the task of finding the right therapist for you and your needs. This is key to therapy being successful. You must form a relationship of trust with a therapist when discussin...
Financial therapists have a toolbox filled with skills they can use to help their clients. In my last post, I shared about the formal education required to become a Certified Financial Therapist, which is a very comprehensive, intense process. Additionally, through life experiences and o...
If we are honest, we all want to improve our relationships, especially in personal finance. We have an idea of what the perfect relationship may be. It could be someone you know personally or from a favorite television show or movie. It’s important to remember that what you see in others may be t...
Your first understanding about money and what it can, or cannot do, you’ve learned from your family system. That system includes parents, step-parents, siblings, step-siblings, grandparents, aunts and uncles, cousins and the list goes on. Everyone within the system has an impact. You...
We all have expectations about money, whether they are good or bad, but how do they develop? Where do they come from? It is unlikely you have a memory of how or where you got them from, but they are there in your mind and influence what you think and feel about money. Your e...
