Ep 227 - Pt. 2 Unpacking Financial Baggage: Childhood Influences on Money Beliefs

Mr and Mrs Therapy | EMDR Therapy, Trauma, PTSD, Healing Trauma, Communication, Anxiety, Depression, Relationship

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In this episode of Mr. and Mrs. Therapy, hosts Tim and Ruth Olson delve into the intricate dynamics of financial conflicts and their roots in childhood and societal influences. Drawing from their expertise as trauma experts and marriage therapists, they explore how early experiences shape our financial mindsets and impact current relationships. Uncover the layers of subconscious beliefs about money and learn strategies to foster healthy communication and financial growth. Whether you're dealing with unresolved financial trauma or seeking to understand your financial behaviors better, this episode offers valuable insights to transform financial adversity into an opportunity for personal and relational growth.

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