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New Ways to Have Conversations About Money with Your Clients--A Guide for Therapists, Coaches, and Other Professionals
"Judy Peck's insightful book gives families and their advisors a clear, pragmatic framework for discussing the complex, challenging topic of money, values and family dynamics." "Judith Stern Peck has broken the last taboo for families and their therapists. With a strong relational and family life cycle focus, she lifts money from mere pragmatics to a deeper exploration of the meaning and values beneath every financial decision in our lives. Creativity, sound judgment and compassion for people’s dilemmas infuse a work sure to be a resource for trainees and experienced therapists alike."
—Melissa A. Berman, President & CEO, Rockefeller Philanthropy Advisors, Inc.
—Evan Imber-Black, Ph.D., Director, Center for Families and Health, Ackerman Institute for the Family; Editor, Family Process
Judith Stern Peck (Author)
9780470083420, Wiley
Paperback / softback, published 28 December 2007
192 pages
23.4 x 15.5 x 1.2 cm, 0.281 kg
"Stern Peck tackles an important and often overlooked in the issue in the clinical relationship—money. [The book stresses] the importance of exploring our own beliefs about money…and then leveraging this to assist clients through the same process….an excellent resource for students and professionals alike." (Journal of Couple and Relationship Therapy, 2008)
The first book of its kind to introduce a model to help you create conversations about money with your clients, Money and Meaning provides a framework and tools to provide a safe environment in which to have conversations and resolve conflicts. Written by a respected expert in business, financial, and relational issues, Money and Meaning is filled with useful case studies and helps you open the door to thoughtful conversations that explore and resolve money’s multiple meanings.
Foreword ix Preface: Talking about Money and Values xv Acknowledgments xix Introduction: The Money and Family Life Project at the Ackerman Institute 1 PART ONE The Professional’s Toolbox Chapter 1 Tools for Talking about Money and Values 13 Chapter 2 Using the Tools to Locate Yourself and Your Self-Awareness 29 PART TWO Conversations about Money in the Relational Context Chapter 3 Couples 47 Chapter 4 Parents of Children through Age 20 63 Chapter 5 Parents of Children 21 and Older 79 Chapter 6 Single Adults 93 Chapter 7 Life Transitions: Divorce, Illness, and Death 107 Conclusion 119 Epilogue 123 Bibliography 125 Appendix I Content Values Cards 127 Appendix II Process Values Cards 143 Index 155
Peter Steinglass, Ackerman Institute
Subject Areas: Psychology [JM]
