Financial self-care is taking care of your finances, which allows you to take care of your physical, mental, emotional, and spiritual well-being. These 37 examples of financial self-care are meant to inspire you to think about how you practice financial self-care.

The complete guide to getting reimbursed for psychotherapy, from the start to the appeals process.

Financial Therapy is a newer specialty in the world of psychotherapy. Read on to learn more about money and emotions, how to become a financial therapist, and tips on finding one near you.

Financial wellness is a state of money well-being related to understanding your financial picture, having enough financial literacy to create financial plans, and making sure that your emotions are balanced when you engage with money. Read on for five tips to cultivate financial wellness.

Money is intersected with our various identities and experiences. It’s no wonder that there is a relationship between our money and our mental health. Contrary to what many in the personal finance space will have you believe, having more money doesn’t automatically mean a person’s relationship with money or mental health will improve.

As a self-employed therapist in private practice, you wear many hats. When it comes to money, when is it time to hire help? This guest post will highlight questions to ask yourself if you are considering hiring a financial planner PLUS things you should look for in an aligned finance professional.

Financial anxiety is feeling nervous, worried, or on edge when thinking about or interacting with your money. Learn more about financial anxiety symptoms, the basics of personal finance, and tips on transforming your relationship with money in this post.

Part 3 of 3 Millennial Financial Wellness Series: Lifestyle creep is something that happens when people start earning more money. As they earn more, they spend more, which can make it difficult to set and achieve financial goals. Read on for 4 ways to avoid lifestyle inflation.

Having a healthy relationship with money is a cornerstone of implementing financial habits that stick. Learn the five steps to transform your relationship with money in this blog post.