Healthy Love and Money Blog
Develop intimacy and trust with your partner and in your finances
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...
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...
For couples, financial intimacy isn’t as simple as adding your incomes together and dividing by two. To create financial intimacy, you have to be able to see things from your partner’s...
Understanding all of the roles your brain plays in helping to develop and maintain financial intimacy is essential.
That’s because the more ways you have of understanding something, the...
Couples who share a strong sense of fairness are more likely to have successful and long-lasting relationships. One of the main reasons for this is that couples who perceive their relationship as...
A mirror neuron is a brain cell that helps us see what’s going on in the external world and then recreate it.
Mirror neurons have a big contribution to fostering financial intimacy in...
Eye gazing is the act of staring into someone's eyes for an extended period of time.
Eye gazing is a powerful communication skill that can increase intimacy in both intimate and other...
Active listening is a process in which the listener tries to fully understand what the speaker is saying, not only at a literal level but also at a psychological level.
Active listening is...
