Financial Books
by Rick Kahler
This book touches on the complex relationship between masculinity and financial behaviour, and explores the psychological, societal, and cultural factors that influence financial well-being of men.
This book provides hope and vision for those trained in IFS with or without a prior therapy training who may at times feel invisible, othered, or alienated by the historical dominance of therapy culture within IFS Institute trainings.
A pioneering new book designed to help financial planners at all career stages gain a better understanding of people’s financial decision-making and to strengthen their client relationships.
The authors combine their expertise in couples therapy and financial planning to provide insights, tools and practical steps for couples to successfully resolve money conflicts and create emotional and financial wellbeing.
Conscious Finance is the first book to offer financial integration in a self-help format.
It is designed to help readers understand and permanently change the underlying emotional issues that keep them making the same money mistakes over and over.
Discover the 5 Essentials to Financial Freedom and Prosperity.
Ebenezer Scrooge would seem an unlikely source from which to glean financial wisdom: However, Dickens’s classic tale of how Scrooge found his true course in life is a powerful model we all can benefit from today.
The biggest threat to your financial health is not a recession; it’s your brain.
Drawing on the results of a landmark survey of people’s money habits, as well as their decades of work improving their clients’ financial lives, the authors show you how you can rewire your brain for wealth.
This book is an essential resource for financial professionals. It provides cutting-edge tools to help clients transform money from a major source of stress to a valued resource for building more satisfying lives.
These tools of Facilitating Financial Health will enhance the work of financial planners, investment advisers, debt/credit counselors, money managers, coaches, and psychotherapists.