Despite the relationship stress caused by money issues, there is no comprehensive approach to helping counselors, therapists, and financial advisors work with groups, couples, families and individuals on financial matters and money values.
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Judith Stern Peck, LCSW, is director of a project team at the Ackerman Institute for the Family that researches, educates, and consults on money and family life, and is principal of JSP Associates, a firm that provides educational and consultation services to family businesses, family foundations, and family offices. She has extensive experience as both a family therapist and a consultant to family businesses, family foundations, and family offices. She is the author of Money and Meaning: New Ways to Have Conversations with Clients about Money (2007).
Betsy Witten, JD, is a New York-based coach who helps clients develop self-awareness and agency around money. She supports their navigation of legal and investment relationships through life-cycle transitions including trust creation, estate planning, and pre- and post-nuptial agreements. Her professional history includes being an attorney, a social justice advocate, a founder of a high school for court-involved students, and a Program Director at a national foundation. She has co-facilitated the Money and Meaning Workshop at the Ackerman Institute for the Family.
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Hardcover. Etat : new. Hardcover. Why is money so hard to talk about? Even in therapy? Even for therapists?Follow the Money addresses a critical gap in therapeutic practice: the reluctance to explore money in clients lives. Therapists, social workers, and coaches often avoid money conversations, leaving an essential area of identity and relational dynamics unexplored. Traditional training programs rarely provide frameworks or tools for discussing money, resulting in missed opportunities for insight and change.Judith Stern Peck and Betsy Witten offer a practical, accessible approach to integrating money into therapy. Drawing from experiential workshops, they guide professionals through exercises that build comfort and skill in addressing financial issues. Central to their method is the money-focused genogram, which reveals multigenerational patterns shaping clients beliefs and behaviors around moneypatterns often transmitted invisibly across generations.The book combines theory with practice, presenting strategies and principles that help uncover clients internal money narratives and their impact on emotions, relationships, and decision-making. Through real-life examples from workshop participants, Peck and Witten illustrate common themes such as gendered money associations, class identity, and parenting challenges. These stories demonstrate how understanding money dynamics can lead to profound personal and relational change.Follow the Money provides therapists and other professionals with a new framework and practical tools to explore financial issues confidently. By following the money thread, practitioners can help clients achieve greater self-awareness, agency, and healthier behaviors around moneytransforming an often-avoided topic into a powerful avenue for growth. Despite the relationship stress caused by money issues, there is no comprehensive approach to helping counselors, therapists, and financial advisors work with groups, couples, families and individuals on financial matters and money values. This item is printed on demand. Shipping may be from multiple locations in the US or from the UK, depending on stock availability. N° de réf. du vendeur 9781538183502
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Hardcover. Etat : new. Hardcover. Why is money so hard to talk about? Even in therapy? Even for therapists?Follow the Money addresses a critical gap in therapeutic practice: the reluctance to explore money in clients lives. Therapists, social workers, and coaches often avoid money conversations, leaving an essential area of identity and relational dynamics unexplored. Traditional training programs rarely provide frameworks or tools for discussing money, resulting in missed opportunities for insight and change.Judith Stern Peck and Betsy Witten offer a practical, accessible approach to integrating money into therapy. Drawing from experiential workshops, they guide professionals through exercises that build comfort and skill in addressing financial issues. Central to their method is the money-focused genogram, which reveals multigenerational patterns shaping clients beliefs and behaviors around moneypatterns often transmitted invisibly across generations.The book combines theory with practice, presenting strategies and principles that help uncover clients internal money narratives and their impact on emotions, relationships, and decision-making. Through real-life examples from workshop participants, Peck and Witten illustrate common themes such as gendered money associations, class identity, and parenting challenges. These stories demonstrate how understanding money dynamics can lead to profound personal and relational change.Follow the Money provides therapists and other professionals with a new framework and practical tools to explore financial issues confidently. By following the money thread, practitioners can help clients achieve greater self-awareness, agency, and healthier behaviors around moneytransforming an often-avoided topic into a powerful avenue for growth. Despite the relationship stress caused by money issues, there is no comprehensive approach to helping counselors, therapists, and financial advisors work with groups, couples, families and individuals on financial matters and money values. This item is printed on demand. Shipping may be from our UK warehouse or from our Australian or US warehouses, depending on stock availability. N° de réf. du vendeur 9781538183502
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Buch. Etat : Neu. Follow the Money | A Guide to Exploring the Last Taboo Topic with Your Clients | Judith Stern Peck (u. a.) | Buch | Englisch | 2025 | Bloomsbury Academic | EAN 9781538183502 | Verantwortliche Person für die EU: Libri GmbH, Europaallee 1, 36244 Bad Hersfeld, gpsr[at]libri[dot]de | Anbieter: preigu Print on Demand. N° de réf. du vendeur 134525439
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Buch. Etat : Neu. nach der Bestellung gedruckt Neuware - Printed after ordering - Why is money so hard to talk about Even in therapy Even for therapists Every therapist (and every social worker, life coach, and financial advisor) has run up against their clients' difficulties talking about money, whether it's called reluctance or more formally labeled 'resistance'. And they bring their own challenges to the money conversation. When therapists are themselves reluctant, they often avoid rather than engage with the topic of money. This leaves an entire area of their clients' lives unexplored, unmined for insight, and ultimately unchanged.Therapeutic training programs do not offer a conceptual framework or practical tools to explore money in relational dynamics, personal identity, or family history. Nor do they guide therapists in having direct and practical conversations with their clients about money. As a result, too often therapists-and their clients--miss out on exploring these critically important topics.Judith Stern Peck and Betsy Witten believe that therapists offer their clients much more support and far greater insight when they follow the thread of money - in their client's thoughts, their client's relationships, and their family history, helping them develop an awareness of their internal money messages and their patterns of behavior around money, especially in their relational dynamics.Following the Money grows out of small experiential workshops that the authors develop and run, leading participants through a series of exercises to help them become comfortable talking about money, culminating in the money-focused genogram, which allows for a deeper understanding of the multi-generational roots of current patterns. It shows how individuals' money patterns are shaped, developed, and transmitted in the same way as other parts of identity: largely inadvertently, invisibly, and over multiple generations.This book helps therapists understand and use the strategies and tactics that Peck and Witten have developed so successfully. It takes the reader through the exercises the authors have developed and the principles underlying them. It offers a framework and tools to fully reveal the money narrative in each person's mind, and the manifestation of that narrative in their emotional lives, their relationships, and their actions.Peck and Witten also weave throughout the book details from the lives of women in their workshops, what they discover while doing the exercises, and the changes they are able to make as a result. The book discusses many of the common themes that emerge through the workshops, including persistent gendered associations with regard to money, class and identity, and the challenges of parenting with honesty around money.Following the Money offers a profound new framework and an accessible set of tools. When therapists and other professionals become comfortable and skillful in following the money thread, they can help their clients achieve greater self-awareness and agency, and ultimately change their behavior around money. N° de réf. du vendeur 9781538183502
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