Financial therapist Aja Evans and finance journalist Farnoosh Torabi join Jessi Hempel to discuss the field of financial therapy. They explore the role of fear in personal finance, the impact of money stories and emotions in parent-child relationships, and the importance of openly addressing financial stress and seeking support.

Aja Evans, a financial therapist and author of "Feel Good Finance," discusses how our childhood experiences shape our approach to money. She dives into the emotional connections many have with finances, emphasizing the importance of understanding your financial history. Aja shares strategies to manage overspending and tackle investment fears, particularly among high earners. She highlights the significance of open communication in partnerships and addresses the challenges faced by those supporting aging parents, providing insights on setting healthy financial boundaries.

Aja Evans, a licensed mental health counselor specializing in financial therapy and author of "Feel Good Finance," dives into the emotional landscape of money management. She discusses how our financial behaviors are intertwined with self-esteem and personal narratives, emphasizing the need for open conversations about money. Aja also tackles the challenges posed by rising living costs and societal pressures, urging listeners to break free from limiting beliefs. Her insights aim to transform individual financial stories into pathways for empowerment and understanding.