Understanding the Role of Financial Therapy in California - A Podcast Recap
In my latest podcast appearance, I shared my journey into financial therapy, highlighting the role it plays in addressing the emotional roots of financial behaviors. We discussed the connection between money and mental health, and how childhood experiences, cultural influences, and generational trauma shape our financial decisions. I also explored the differences between financial therapy, coaching, and counseling, focusing on how financial therapy dives deeper into emotional triggers to foster lasting change.
Key Takeaways
Understanding Financial Trauma in California
Financial stress often stems from deeper emotional experiences, such as generational beliefs or childhood poverty. Addressing these issues helps break negative cycles.
The Role of Money Scripts
We each have subconscious money scripts that drive our financial habits. Identifying these is crucial for achieving financial balance.
Financial Therapy vs. Coaching in California
Financial therapy blends mental health expertise with financial guidance, tackling deeper emotional barriers that financial coaching alone might miss.
Whether you’re struggling with anxiety around money or looking to achieve greater financial peace, this episode offers valuable insights.
Financial Therapy for Money Stress in California
If you are seeking financial therapy for money stress or anxiety in California, Koru Financial Therapy is here to help. We are skilled in the unique blend of mental health and finances to help you stop struggling with your relationship with money and start living a congruent and wealthy life. Along with working on money stress, Koru Financial Therapy can provide treatment for money dysmorphia, ADHD and impulsive spending, financial trauma, and much more. We offer services to couples, including premarital financial counseling, couples financial counseling, and group therapy.
About the Author
Mariah Hudler is a licensed mental health clinician and certified financial therapist passionate about helping people achieve financial peace through a blend of therapeutic and financial guidance. With a deep understanding of how mental health and money are intertwined, she empowers her clients to break free from negative financial cycles rooted in trauma, cultural beliefs, and subconscious money scripts. Mariah’s holistic approach focuses on addressing the emotional barriers to financial wellbeing, guiding clients toward lasting change and financial confidence.