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Financial Therapy

Where did you learn about money? If you were lucky enough, maybe you learnt how to manage money from yours parents. Or you have made it a life-long pursuit … gaining investment advice from professionals, programs or even wealth creation gurus. But what about learning about money from psychologists, behavioural scientists and even environmentalists. Welcome to Financial Therapy, I’m your host Jane Monica-Jones and I am a Financial Therapist. I’m the therapist you go and see, with your bank account. I help people navigate this sometimes tumultuous and tricky relationship. In FINANCIAL THERAPY you’ll get insights, guidance and support for you and your money, in a way you have probably never really got before. So, join me and a diverse band of experts in a bigger conversation about us and money. SUBSCRIBE NOW to Financial Therapy and keep up to date with the latest episodes and go to FinancialTherapy.Org for bonus resources to get you being better with money.

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Financial Therapy

Shame, deserving and worthy bias ... just a small conversation about money

October 27, 2020 • Jane Monica-Jones / Jan Hatch • Season 1 • Episode 2

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Welcome to the Financial Therapy podcast, I’m your host and your Financial Therapist Jane Monica-Jones. In this episode we are talking money, shame, deserving and adversity. The latter of course, we will all go through at some stage in our life. Through a loss of a job, maybe a loss of loved one, an illness or even having some mental health issues.

“All walks of life, it didn’t seem to matter what kind of income your husband had or what kind of house you lived in, you could end up of the street.” - Jan Hatch

How do governments, non-for-profits and even us, deal with adversity and what are the impacts that adversity has not only on our financial lives, but on our sense of self- worth. We’ll look at who deserves what when it comes to the public purse and what are the hard decisions care organisations have to make with limited resources for those that face adversity.

We’ll also be delving into an unconscious bias that we know it exists, but often don’t want to talk about. It’s called ‘worthy bias’, who do we deem as being worthy of society time, money, resources and like.

To help us all unpack, uncover, and maybe enlighten us, we speak with Jan Hatch, a Gestalt Therapist who has a Masters in Social and Public Policy.

So, thank you for joining us as we have a bigger conversation about us and money.

And remember to subscribe to the Financial Therapy podcast.

WANT TO KNOW MORE ABOUT WORTHY BIAS, check out the Worthy Bias Training ... financialwellbeing.co/worthy-bias

HOST - Jane Monica-Jones, Financial Therapist & Author of The Billionaire Buddha

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GUEST: Jan Hatch, Gestalt Therapist & Counsellor

Web: https://www.janhatch.com/

Jan works in private practice as a coach, counsellor and therapist with individuals and organisations including LifeCircle, Cancer Council NSW, CaringKids, FAMS, NSW Council of Social Services and Community Restorative Centre. As well as working at Cancer Council NSW, facilitating weekly telephone support groups for people with advanced cancer.

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