“I didn’t know money mindset was a thing . . . I knew there was something not quite right.” Amy Nasamran is a licensed psychologist and autism researcher at Michigan State University. She joined me on the podcast to talk about how she’s approaching a healthy relationship with money, examining money stories, and sitting with the feelings that arise during money talk.

Shownotes: www.mindmoneybalance.com/podcast1/healthy-relationship-with-money-amy-nasamran

Krista Carlin is a justice-oriented therapist who is passionate about neurodiversity, she works with a unique approach to care for adults with ADHD. She uses both progressive and data-informed therapeutic approaches, to collaborate with neurodivergent folks in ways that help them grow towards authenticity and empowerment.

In this episode, we talk about looking at small business as social justice, the skill of self-advocacy, and knowing when it’s time to seek help.

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Have you heard of “Highly Sensitive People?” Also known as HSPs, it’s a personality trait that comes with many gifts and several challenges.

Today’s guest Stephanie Garnder-Wright shares what she gleaned about money and private practice as an HSP. In this episode, we cover how working longer meant being on the verge of burnout, financial self-compassion, and tips on money for HSPs.

Shownotes: www.mindmoneybalance.com/podcast1/highly-sensitive-therapist-money

Taylor Broughton is an American psychotherapist based in Edinburgh, Scotland. She runs an online private practice in the UK called Just Human Therapy, where she works to make therapy a normal part of taking care of ourselves so we can learn to live more intentionally.

She shares how she filled up her practice quickly, how she used something a lot of new therapists get hung up on (being young) to her advantage, and making social media work for her.

Shownotes: www.mindmoneybalance.com/podcast1/financial-self-care-taylor-broughton

Ever wonder what people actually do to improve their finances? My guest today is Stevon Lewis,  a Marriage and Family Therapist in South Bay, CA. Stevon shares how he increased his financial literacy personally and professionally.

Tune in as he shares how he’s messing up the status quo in the therapy world when it comes to money, and how he sees other successful therapists as inspiration instead of competition.

Show notes: www.mindmoneybalance.com/podcast1/improve-your-finances-stevon-lewis

Financial therapist Nathan Astle of Relationship Money joins me to talk about his money journey, overcoming money fears, and getting comfortable talking about money. I also reshare a plea to include Asians in your antiracism work as our relationship with money is intersected with various parts of our identity. Shownotes include links to various AAPI groups and links to learn more about today’s guest.

Shownotes: www.mindmoneybalance.com/podcast1/money-journey-money-fears

You don’t have to be an investing genius to have money confidence. Dr. Betsy Chung is a clinical psychologist in southern California. She specializes in helping people achieve healthy relationships with the self and others by empowering them with a deep understanding how past life experiences contribute to current struggles. In this episode, we cover saving money during the pandemic, the paradox of knowing vs. doing, and her current journey to spend in alignment with her values.

Shownotes: www.mindmoneybalance.com/podcast1/gaining-money-confidence

It’s tax season, which means private practice owners are likely googling how to file their taxes, what counts as a tax write-off, and wondering if they should hire accounting help. Today’s guest is Andrew Riesen. Andrew is a co-founder of Heard, an accounting and bookkeeping platform designed for private practice therapists. Prior to Heard, Andrew built a tax software startup for small businesses, worked as a financial accountant for PricewaterhouseCoopers, and spent time working at a wealth management firm. 

This podcast is to be used for informational purposes only and does not constitute legal, business, or tax advice. Each person should consult their attorney, business advisor, or tax advisor with respect to matters referenced in this podcast.

Shownotes: www.mindmoneybalance.com/podcast1/private-practice-accounting-tax-questions-for-therapists

Kinga Mnich is a social psychologist who has lived on three continents whose first money memories were related to growing up in a refugee household. In this podcast, she shares the cultural finance differences based in various locations, how her relationship with money has changed over time, and why she believes higher education should be free.

Shownotes: www.mindmoneybalance.com/podcast1/cultural-finance-emotional-relationship-with-money

Haneen is a licensed clinical social worker and trauma therapist in the state of Washington. In this podcast episode, she shares how she uses her money strategically and is proactive financially to help her thrive in per practice.

Haneen talks about how knowing herself has helped her to cultivate a healthy relationship with money by combining strategy and community.

Shownotes: www.mindmoneybalance.com/podcast1/money-momentum-and-strategy-with-haneen-ahmad