Your Guide to Financially Intelligent Parenting
What do Billie Jean King, tennis super-star Venus Williams, John Lennon and Bill Walton, UCLA All-American and NBA star have in common? They all attribute their success to someone in their life who was a role model. As a parent, you are your child’s first and often most important role model, especially when [...]
Because money is so loaded with meaning for most of us, it is not unusual for our behavior with money to be in conflict with our other values. Using money to buy things because we’re depressed and want to feel better is a classic example of money values in conflict. Depression is the [...]
In our last column, we began sharing some ideas when it comes to helping your kids connect money and values. Here are some more. Help your children understand the difference between using money for self worth and using money for self fulfillment. Over the years, we have worked with literally thousands of [...]
“Helping families cope psychologically is essential for developing the refined financial intelligence most clients are seeking today.” –Eileen Gallo, Ph.D.
Eileen Gallo is a licensed psychotherapist in private practice in Los Angeles, where she assists individuals and families with the psychological and [...]