“It’s different if I knew we were going to be opening in three months.”In this financial crisis, many Americans are facing increased stress about money. But Mackey turned to a solution that few people try: She sought a financial therapist, a professional trained to counsel people about their money woes. Mackey found Amanda Clayman, a financial therapist in Los Angeles who has a podcast on financial therapy within WNYC’s Death, Sex and Money franchise. “We’re experiencing a mass trauma across the United States, if not the world,” Klontz said. “Money is a concrete thing that we use for practical purposes, but we cannot separate the concrete part from the meaning point,” Clayman said.

Source: bd News24 May 24, 2020 10:07 UTC