Though the tone can occasionally cloy-readers are encouraged to consider their feelings about the feminine and masculine attributes of money-this is a comprehensive primer on unpacking years of emotional baggage regarding financial health. Kate Levinson offers fresh approaches to navigating the astonishing range of beliefs about the role of money in our lives, and exploring. Whether we feel comfortable with it and understand how it works in the world or ignore our finances completely, there is a strong psychological dimension to our personal dealings with money. Levinson gently guides readers to consider how their families of origin shaped their relationship to money and how to get past the taboos they've learned regarding talking finances. Emotional Currency: A Womens Guide to Building A Healthy Releationship with Money The emotional connection that we all have with money is undeniable. Frequent presenter about our psychological and. She encourages women to become more conscious of money and how their emotions influence their financial behaviors with her exploratory questions and a 'money memoir.' Her exercises guide women to overcome their learned helplessness about money and to recognize its symbolic and actual functions in our lives: money can be a way to express self-worth and provide care-or we can abuse the power it gives us to hurt others. Leader of Emotional Currency Workshops which are offered regularly in the San Francisco Bay Area and occasionally in other sites in the US. Financial well-being starts with an emotional tuneup, writes Levinson, psychotherapist and creator of the Emotional Currency Workshops.

Emotional Currency by Kate Levinson