Healthy Love and Money Blog
Develop intimacy and trust with your partner and in your finances
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All he does is use spreadsheets to explain why we will be okay Danielle exasperately explains. She is so tired of being spreadsheeted. For Nathan, spreadsheets are the...
Do you have attachment wounds? They are the emotional and relational scars that form in childhood from our relationships with our caregivers when they do not have to ability to recognize or respond to...
What does the brain have to do with financial intimacy? Much more than you might imagine.
It is a reciprocal relationship. Let me introduce you to a wonderful area of science called Interpersonal...
Do you feel that your partner's habits with money are irrational?
This is all too common in intimate relationships. Especially when two partners have different spending styles like when one is a spen...
Defense mechanisms are the way that we try to psychologically protect ourselves from things that seem overwhelming or threatening.
This can be anything from being confronted with a big loss, like th...
It’s that time of year where we think about being with our families and about the family that we do not have.
It can be both a joyful and sorrowful time of year.
The holidays evoke a wide range of...
Money beliefs are the underlying beliefs you have about money.
Everyone has ingrained beliefs about money that can inevitably be limiting. However, these beliefs can often be invisible and run very ...
As a financial therapist, I want to educate my clients on what financial wellbeing is, and what may be blocking them from reaching their financial goals. Financial planners and other industr...
