Financial Therapy Defined

Financial therapy is a process informed by both therapeutic and financial competencies that helps people think, feel, and behave differently with money to improve overall well-being through evidence-based practices and interventions.

With this combined approach informed by both therapeutic and financial competencies, financial therapists are equipped to help people reach their financial goals by thoughtfully addressing financial challenges, while at the same time, attending to the emotional, psychological, behavioral, and relational hurdles that are intertwined.

Become a Member of the Financial Therapy Association and join a dynamic group of professionals and scholars. Help us continue the important work of building this new field!

Benefits of Membership:

Receive the newest issues of the The Journal of Financial Therapy publication right to your inbox
Grow your practice and media exposure through the Financial Therapy Network tool
Obtain discounts on FTA’s conference events
Explore interesting monthly webinars at a discounted rate
Engage with other FTA Members in the Members-only Community Forum
Impact others by helping develop the growing field of Financial Therapy
Gain access to financial therapy tools and resources
Serve on collaborative and passionate committees