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Money and Mental Health: Breaking the Cycle of Stress and Strain

October is also Mental Health Awareness Month, with Mental Illness Awareness Week earlier this month. To close out October, we’ll explore the powerful connection between financial health and mental health. Learn practical tips to manage money stress, build resilience, and find resources for support when financial and emotional challenges collide.

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1 response to “Money and Mental Health: Breaking the Cycle of Stress and Strain”

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    MOe Carpenter

    YNAB is formally known as You Need A Budget, they have moved away from the “b word,” as they are so much more than that. Otherwise the description is good, about it being a virtual envelope system.
    I find the deeper parts to YNAB to be great for mental health as their focus on your priorities, and asking questions about where you need and want to spend really set people on a much more mentally healthy flow.
    FYI, I am the first and as far as I know, only YNAB Certified Spendfullness coach that is blind. I am more than happy to work with anyone that wants to use YNAB to get a better handle on their finances.
    515-599-6363 or email mmwithmoe@gmail.com
    Take care,
    MOe Carpenter

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