Enmeshment is a term used in psychology and psychotherapy to describe a family system with diffused, undifferentiated, or non-existent personal boundaries between family members. An enmeshed parent-child dyad involves a role reversal such that the child becomes the parent, and the parent is emotionally dependent on the child. Enmeshment creates a cascade of developmental, emotional, …
I recently had the opportunity to speak with Jeanne Sahadi, Senior writer for CNN Business on financial betrayal and infidelity. The article is an excerpt from its original posting on CNN Business. Divorce. Job loss. Business failure. Eviction. Bankruptcy. Poverty. Few people get through life without experiencing a financially traumatic situation of some kind — …
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(This article by Carmen Reinicke appeared on CNBC digital media- @csreinicke) Many parents intend to teach their children to have a healthy relationship with money but end up falling short — even though a majority say personal finance lessons are best taught at home. Some 83% of adults say parents should teach their kids about …
I had the opportunity to speak at an online recovery summit on the topics of sex, money, and control in relationships.
Talking about money is difficult for many people. My recent interview in Today.com helps you learn how to approach conversations about money with confidence. Click here to read Chrissy Callahan’s article in Today.com.
