ISBN: 9781538183519 - follow the money: a guide to talking about the last taboo topic with your clients (15 resultados)

Paperback. Condición: new. Paperback. Why is money so hard to talk about? Even in therapy? Even for therapists?Follow the Money addresses a critical gap in therapeutic practice: the reluctance to explore money in clients lives. Therapists, social workers, and coaches often avoid money conversations, leaving an essential area of identity and relational dynamics unexplored. Traditional training programs rarely provide frameworks or tools for discussing money, resulting in missed opportunities for insight and change.Judith Stern Peck and Betsy Witten offer a practical, accessible approach to integrating money into therapy. Drawing from experiential workshops, they guide professionals through exercises that build comfort and skill in addressing financial issues. Central to their method is the money-focused genogram, which reveals multigenerational patterns shaping clients beliefs and behaviors around moneypatterns often transmitted invisibly across generations.The book combines theory with practice, presenting strategies and principles that help uncover clients internal money narratives and their impact on emotions, relationships, and decision-making. Through real-life examples from workshop participants, Peck and Witten illustrate common themes such as gendered money associations, class identity, and parenting challenges. These stories demonstrate how understanding money dynamics can lead to profound personal and relational change.Follow the Money provides therapists and other professionals with a new framework and practical tools to explore financial issues confidently. By following the money thread, practitioners can help clients achieve greater self-awareness, agency, and healthier behaviors around moneytransforming an often-avoided topic into a powerful avenue for growth. Despite the relationship stress caused by money issues, there is no comprehensive approach to helping counselors, therapists, and financial advisors work with groups, couples, families and individuals on financial matters and money values. Shipping may be from multiple locations in the US or from the UK, depending on stock availability. …

Paperback. Condición: New. Why is money so hard to talk about? Even in therapy? Even for therapists?Follow the Money addresses a critical gap in therapeutic practice: the reluctance to explore money in clients' lives. Therapists, social workers, and coaches often avoid money conversations, leaving an essential area of identity and relational dynamics unexplored. Traditional training programs rarely provide frameworks or tools for discussing money, resulting in missed opportunities for insight and change.Judith Stern Peck and Betsy Witten offer a practical, accessible approach to integrating money into therapy. Drawing from experiential workshops, they guide professionals through exercises that build comfort and skill in addressing financial issues. Central to their method is the money-focused genogram, which reveals multigenerational patterns shaping clients' beliefs and behaviors around money-patterns often transmitted invisibly across generations.The book combines theory with practice, presenting strategies and principles that help uncover clients' internal money narratives and their impact on emotions, relationships, and decision-making. Through real-life examples from workshop participants, Peck and Witten illustrate common themes such as gendered money associations, class identity, and parenting challenges. These stories demonstrate how understanding money dynamics can lead to profound personal and relational change.Follow the Money provides therapists and other professionals with a new framework and practical tools to explore financial issues confidently. By "following the money thread," practitioners can help clients achieve greater self-awareness, agency, and healthier behaviors around money-transforming an often-avoided topic into a powerful avenue for growth.…

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Paperback. Condición: new. Paperback. Why is money so hard to talk about? Even in therapy? Even for therapists?Follow the Money addresses a critical gap in therapeutic practice: the reluctance to explore money in clients lives. Therapists, social workers, and coaches often avoid money conversations, leaving an essential area of identity and relational dynamics unexplored. Traditional training programs rarely provide frameworks or tools for discussing money, resulting in missed opportunities for insight and change.Judith Stern Peck and Betsy Witten offer a practical, accessible approach to integrating money into therapy. Drawing from experiential workshops, they guide professionals through exercises that build comfort and skill in addressing financial issues. Central to their method is the money-focused genogram, which reveals multigenerational patterns shaping clients beliefs and behaviors around moneypatterns often transmitted invisibly across generations.The book combines theory with practice, presenting strategies and principles that help uncover clients internal money narratives and their impact on emotions, relationships, and decision-making. Through real-life examples from workshop participants, Peck and Witten illustrate common themes such as gendered money associations, class identity, and parenting challenges. These stories demonstrate how understanding money dynamics can lead to profound personal and relational change.Follow the Money provides therapists and other professionals with a new framework and practical tools to explore financial issues confidently. By following the money thread, practitioners can help clients achieve greater self-awareness, agency, and healthier behaviors around moneytransforming an often-avoided topic into a powerful avenue for growth. Despite the relationship stress caused by money issues, there is no comprehensive approach to helping counselors, therapists, and financial advisors work with groups, couples, families and individuals on financial matters and money values. Shipping may be from our Sydney, NSW warehouse or from our UK or US warehouse, depending on stock availability. …

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Paperback. Condición: new. Paperback. Why is money so hard to talk about? Even in therapy? Even for therapists?Follow the Money addresses a critical gap in therapeutic practice: the reluctance to explore money in clients lives. Therapists, social workers, and coaches often avoid money conversations, leaving an essential area of identity and relational dynamics unexplored. Traditional training programs rarely provide frameworks or tools for discussing money, resulting in missed opportunities for insight and change.Judith Stern Peck and Betsy Witten offer a practical, accessible approach to integrating money into therapy. Drawing from experiential workshops, they guide professionals through exercises that build comfort and skill in addressing financial issues. Central to their method is the money-focused genogram, which reveals multigenerational patterns shaping clients beliefs and behaviors around moneypatterns often transmitted invisibly across generations.The book combines theory with practice, presenting strategies and principles that help uncover clients internal money narratives and their impact on emotions, relationships, and decision-making. Through real-life examples from workshop participants, Peck and Witten illustrate common themes such as gendered money associations, class identity, and parenting challenges. These stories demonstrate how understanding money dynamics can lead to profound personal and relational change.Follow the Money provides therapists and other professionals with a new framework and practical tools to explore financial issues confidently. By following the money thread, practitioners can help clients achieve greater self-awareness, agency, and healthier behaviors around moneytransforming an often-avoided topic into a powerful avenue for growth. Despite the relationship stress caused by money issues, there is no comprehensive approach to helping counselors, therapists, and financial advisors work with groups, couples, families and individuals on financial matters and money values. Shipping may be from our UK warehouse or from our Australian or US warehouses, depending on stock availability. …

Taschenbuch. Condición: Neu. Neuware - Why is money so hard to talk about Even in therapy Even for therapists Follow the Money addresses a critical gap in therapeutic practice: the reluctance to explore money in clients' lives. Therapists, social workers, and coaches often avoid money conversations, leaving an essential area of identity and relational dynamics unexplored. Traditional training programs rarely provide frameworks or tools for discussing money, resulting in missed opportunities for insight and change.Judith Stern Peck and Betsy Witten offer a practical, accessible approach to integrating money into therapy. Drawing from experiential workshops, they guide professionals through exercises that build comfort and skill in addressing financial issues. Central to their method is the money-focused genogram, which reveals multigenerational patterns shaping clients' beliefs and behaviors around money-patterns often transmitted invisibly across generations.The book combines theory with practice, presenting strategies and principles that help uncover clients' internal money narratives and their impact on emotions, relationships, and decision-making. Through real-life examples from workshop participants, Peck and Witten illustrate common themes such as gendered money associations, class identity, and parenting challenges. These stories demonstrate how understanding money dynamics can lead to profound personal and relational change.Follow the Money provides therapists and other professionals with a new framework and practical tools to explore financial issues confidently. By 'following the money thread,' practitioners can help clients achieve greater self-awareness, agency, and healthier behaviors around money-transforming an often-avoided topic into a powerful avenue for growth. …

Paperback. Condición: New. Why is money so hard to talk about? Even in therapy? Even for therapists?Follow the Money addresses a critical gap in therapeutic practice: the reluctance to explore money in clients' lives. Therapists, social workers, and coaches often avoid money conversations, leaving an essential area of identity and relational dynamics unexplored. Traditional training programs rarely provide frameworks or tools for discussing money, resulting in missed opportunities for insight and change.Judith Stern Peck and Betsy Witten offer a practical, accessible approach to integrating money into therapy. Drawing from experiential workshops, they guide professionals through exercises that build comfort and skill in addressing financial issues. Central to their method is the money-focused genogram, which reveals multigenerational patterns shaping clients' beliefs and behaviors around money-patterns often transmitted invisibly across generations.The book combines theory with practice, presenting strategies and principles that help uncover clients' internal money narratives and their impact on emotions, relationships, and decision-making. Through real-life examples from workshop participants, Peck and Witten illustrate common themes such as gendered money associations, class identity, and parenting challenges. These stories demonstrate how understanding money dynamics can lead to profound personal and relational change.Follow the Money provides therapists and other professionals with a new framework and practical tools to explore financial issues confidently. By "following the money thread," practitioners can help clients achieve greater self-awareness, agency, and healthier behaviors around money-transforming an often-avoided topic into a powerful avenue for growth.…