Kinga Mnich is a social psychologist who has lived on three continents whose first money memories were related to growing up in a refugee household. In this podcast, she shares the cultural finance differences based in various locations, how her relationship with money has changed over time, and why she believes higher education should be free.

Haneen Ahmad, a group practice owner in Washington, shares how she works with her unique makeup to use money strategically and build momentum by finding a system that works for her and being in a community with others.

Today’s podcast is taking a moment to acknowledge the increased violence against Asians in the United States. I’ll be sharing what’s been happening, what you can do to help, and the audio from a vulnerable video I shared on social media about my experience navigating the world as a white-passing Asian woman.

Marissa shares how a series of financial emergencies prompted her to get serious about her money and acknowledge her resilience. We also get into the importance of not comparing ourselves to others and how to set financial intentions and take action.

Danielle is a social worker based in Louisiana who is on a mission to help others build generational wealth. In this podcast, she shares how she has been overcoming her family’s scarcity mindset, how she uses her faith to help her move toward her goals, and what she does to remind herself and others they are worthy of money.

Curt and Katie of Modern Therapists Survival Guide Podcast and the Therapy Reimagined Conference share how they make their business partnership work. They talk about money as a team, leading with values, where they agree on spending money in their businesses and getting comfortable with imperfection.

Ever feel you like to heal your relationship with money? With Raina LaGrand, we not only cover healing, we also cover the power of nuance, giving ourselves permission to dream bigger, and finding support from others.

Dr. Devon Price is the author of the newly published book “Laziness Does Not Exist,” a social psychologist, writer, activist, and professor. We cover the importance of safely spending money, finding a community of people that are making money work in a way that aligns with your values, and how self-compassion contributes to our relationship with money.

Dr. Shainna Ali is a mental health counselor, educator, and advocate. In this podcast episode, we cover what self-love has to do with money, being a child of immigrants, and therapeutic self-disclosure in therapy.

Linzy Bonham is a social worker and therapist who helps other therapists feel calm and in control of their money. She helping therapists not only learn more about money but doing it in a community of other therapists. Listen as we cover the importance of a money community, giving yourself permission to change, and how to make money fun.

It’s an ask-me-anything podcast! I turned to Instagram and answered your questions. I cover everything from what I’d be if I wasn’t a financial therapist, to how I manage my energy, why I’m into astrology, and what’s up with those 54 loaves of bread I baked this year!

Tiffany is a psychotherapist and founder of the “Lean In, Make Bank Academy” that helps therapists in private practice raise their fees so they can ethically earn 30-50% more each month. She gets real about the difficulty of being socially distanced from loved ones, why entrepreneurship was her only option, and on getting comfortable with numbers as a “non-mathy” person.

The founders of Therapist Refresh join me to talk about money, organic growth, and aligned spending. Therapist Refresh is a self-care business that provides essential resources and inspiration so therapists can have fulfilling and sustainable careers.

Dr. Alyssa Adams speaks to the importance of doing therapy uncommonly. For her, that means using intuition, somatic practices, and helping other therapists think in an outside-the-box way.

Violeta is a clinical social worker and therapist who works with her clients using a healing justice framework. In today’s conversation, we cover the importance of rest, tuning into ourselves, and pivoting when it comes to having a healthy relationship with money.

Joe Sanok is a fellow Michigander and TEDx speaker, business consultant, and podcaster. He joins the Mind Money Balance podcast to talk about what a bird bath had to do with shaping his relationship with money, the power of nuance, and challenging the way we think about work and money.

Danielle Swimm did what a lot of us do when we are trying to increase our income: she worked longer and harder. When that didn’t work and the warning signs of burnout started to flash, she changed course and decided to go into private practice. Danielle talks about making this move intentionally and strategically in today’s episode. We also cover the importance of community, communication, and giving yourself grace as you work on your relationship with money.

Dr. Marie Fang is a California psychologist and founder of Private Practice Skills. In this episode, we cover so much goodness! We get into travel hacking, why she chose YouTube to market herself, and working with her frugal nature.

Josie Rosario is an NYC-based licensed therapist who supports individuals and couples in having healthier relationships. She's also the owner of The Healing Strategy that helps therapists market themselves. We cover the money stories she inherited from her family, checking in on the “why” when it comes to spending, and getting comfortable sitting with uncomfortable feelings.

Annie Schuessler is a business coach and the host of the podcast Rebel Therapist® Podcast. She shares what thought she had to reframe about business to feel good about it, her money rituals, and how she practices gratitude.