What is financial trauma?
How past money-related experiences shape current financial behaviour, the signs to look for in clients, and how professionals can respond safely.

Resources
Practical articles and explainers for financial advisers, counsellors, therapists and coaches who work with the trauma-and-money intersection.
How past money-related experiences shape current financial behaviour, the signs to look for in clients, and how professionals can respond safely.
The broader field of trauma and money: how unresolved trauma shows up in financial beliefs, relationships and decisions, and what practitioners need to know.
What trauma-informed practice means for financial advisers and planners: the five principles, what it looks like in a client meeting, and how to stay inside your scope.
What trauma-informed practice means in financial counselling casework: hardship and debt work, financial abuse and coercive control, scope, and protecting yourself from vicarious trauma.
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