Does your Financial Communication suck? Don’t worry — it does for most people! We are never taught how to talk about money because we are told it is rude from a young age. Here are some tips to improve your Financial Communication and start having productive, healthy conversations about money.

While conversations about money might not be on your pre-wedding day events, we highly suggest adding it between showers and bachelor/ette parties!

Arguments about money can feel perpetual, but they don’t have to be!

Are you a therapist feeling stuck with your couples in sessions whenever money comes up? Referring to a specialist in Financial Couples Therapy can be a way to help!

Who handles the finances in your household? Would you like things to be different?

How important is Financial Compatibility in a relationship? The better question might not be if you are Financial Compatible, but rather instead how much can you grow from each other’s money mindsets.

Setting Financial New Years Resolutions is on the mind of many people this year. Here are some tips of how to successfully implement these goals!

Financial Anxiety can literally ruin your relationship — fighting about money is one of the most commonly cited reasons for divorce. Early identification of Financial Anxiety can help couples understand and work together to help improve their communication about money.

How can we give generously and stay on budget?

Are Financial Secrets creating distance in your relationship? The Financial Infidelity Scale may help you to find out!

Like the photo states, the Frugal MacDoogals of the world would rather “Cease the Day” than “Seize the Day”… But is is possible to have safety and live well?

Can we harvest the benefits of the Carpe Diem/YOLO mentality, while avoiding the risks of this carefree lifestyle?

Don’t let fear be the guide to discussing the financial side of becoming parents.

Life happens… things change! But the worst thing you can do is avoid talking about these changes with your partner.

Medical issues can quickly change people's roles in the family, including the financial.

Ah, Gambling! Just the word conjures images of smoky casinos, bright lights, and a soundtrack of Sinatra’s “Luck Be A Lady Tonight” playing overhead. While still a way to safely enjoy the thrill of the chase for many, for some, this can quickly become life-shattering.

Putting off money conversations with aging parents can have negative consequences. Here are some steps to help clarify expectations for the whole family.

Being vulnerable about money is actively discouraged in our society. This makes it difficult to open up to loved ones about finances. Taking that risk can open up a whole new level of closeness.

Many of the approaches to Gambling Disorder focus on the individual (and can be helpful, but take quite some time). One approach that might be more helpful is Couples Therapy for Gambling.

Couples Financial Therapy: Budgeting that reflects both of your values. A guide to setting up your budget together.