TIPs: Cultural Sensitivity and Diversity > SocioEconomic Differences
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SocioEconomic Status (SES) influences many aspects of a person's life including their level of education, health risks, eating behaviors, and much much more. Below you'll find tips created by the therapists at the Center for Growth that inform on many of the contributing factors and effects of socioeconomic differences.
Do you avoid checking your bank account or credit card balances? Does thinking about your finances make you feel anxious or guilty? If so, you are not alone. Money is a stressor for many people continue reading
Couples: Talking about money can be really hard - it’s a subject that’s as taboo (if not more) than sex. Everyone is raised with different attitudes towards money, and they carry these values and expectations continue reading
Financial Secrets in a Relationship
How much do you know about your partner’s financial status? How much does your partner know about yours? Are there things that you don’t tell him or her? Do both continue reading
Every individual has a financial history. Just like every individual has a relationship history, sexual history, and family history. How we approach finances today is influenced by our past experiences and family history. So, when continue reading
Discussing money and finances with your partner is often a very sensitive issue. Conversations around income, spending/budgeting, and debt, etc. can be awkward and uncomfortable to discuss in detail with your partner. Money is a continue reading
Couples Therapy in Philadelphia , Ocean City, Mechanicsville, Santa Fe/ Couples & Money (for people with shared bank accounts) Now that you are married or in a long-term relationship, your significant other’s style of continue reading
