Entries tagged with "financial therapy"

Faculty, students present research at financial therapy conference

Three faculty members and eight graduate students from the personal financial planning and marriage and family therapy programs presented their research at the second annual conference of the Financial Therapy Association, Sept. 11-13, in Athens, Ga. Faculty are: Sonya Britt, assistant professor of family studies and human services and a financial therapist, association president, co-presented [...]

FSHS faculty to present at financial therapy conference

Four faculty members from family studies and human services will be presenters at the second annual Financial Therapy Association Conference, Sept. 11-13, in Athens, Ga.

Top financial therapists coming to K-State for annual meeting of Financial Therapy Association

Financial therapy experts from across the nation will be among the speakers and presenters at the annual conference of the Financial Therapy Association, Sept. 13-15, at Kansas State University.

Three tapped for first Financial Therapy board

Three faculty members in family studies and human services have been named founding members of the Financial Therapy Association’s board of directors.

Wife out earn husband? Experts offer ways to talk out potential problems

Nearly 25 percent of wives out earn their husbands. If couples see the woman’s larger salary as a potential minefield for their marriage, they should address the issue from the start.

Financial therapy clinic to open Jan. 28

Kansas State University’s Institute of Personal Financial Planning opens its financial therapy clinic Wednesday, Jan. 28, in Manhattan. The clinic blends financial counseling with marriage and family therapy to help individuals, couples and families struggling both financially and emotionally. The clinic is open from 10 a.m. to 5 p.m. Wednesdays on the second floor of [...]