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For one, his wife is the breadwinner in his family, and though logically he knows that dynamic shouldn't bother him, it was still having an effect on his self esteem and relationship with his wife, he tellsHe switched career paths to counseling but says learning more about psychology and helping others wasn't enough to alleviate his own emotional distress. He was still experiencing anxiety, shame and fear in his financial life.
"I wanted to delve through the deeper layers about what I've inherited about how a man should be a provider, a man should earn more than a woman," he says. "Financial therapy starts to melt away some of the stress. It really is a safe space to explore your personal relationship with money."Financial therapy is a relatively new field that combines financial planning services and mental health treatment.
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