The reason we didn’t budget our money varied from being lazy to not wanting to be controlled. I, on one hand, didn’t want to put in the extra time to track the expenditures. My wife, on the other hand, didn’t want to live within certain restrictions for things she wanted to buy.
Sincerely connecting with another is found in developing your ability to truly listen.
“The devastating impact of financial abuse lasts longer than other areas of harm from an abusive relationship,” says Shannon Thomas, a licensed clinical social worker and certified clinical trauma professional who has conducted extensive research on financial abuse. “It undermines the survivor’s ability to navigate through life in every way.”
Resilience is a learned skill that allows you to “bounce back” from difficult circumstances.
Childhood experiences are powerful determinants of who we become as adults.
Learn how childhood trauma of the past can affect the present and future.
How this shelter uses services and counseling to battle homelessness.
Understanding CPS’s role in removal and reunification of children.
The Department of Health and Welfare’s role in protecting Idaho’s children.
A guide for building a genuine relationship with proper boundaries.
