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Distractible? Disorganized? Excitement seeking? If you are like that you may have Attention Deficit Disorder.
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Learn to build wealth, manage your money, and stop worrying about it.
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Therapy can help you understand your own needs and reactions so you can effectively assert what you want in your marriage, relationship with friends and with your boss and co-workers.
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Working in a group with other people can help you feel connected, important and valued by others.
Welcome to my site
I am a licensed psychologist specializing in relationships, money and wealth issues (financial therapy), ADD/ADHD and group therapy.
I have counseled individuals (children and adults), couples, families and groups for 30 years. I can help you with the dynamics of relationships, the psychology of money and wealth, and the assessment and treatment of ADD/ADHD.
My interest areas have germinated from challenging personal experiences. Two members of my family have ADD/ADHD. A substantial financial loss in 2000-2001 awakened me to the pain of financial loss and also inspired me to help others overcome the emotional devastation of financial setbacks. I help people deal with money issues in therapy and also in my book, Crazy About Money: How Emotions Confuse Our Money Choices and What To Do About It.
To set up an individual counseling session or to arrange for a speaking engagement, please e-mail me or call me at: 610-896-9651.
Recent Blog Posts
February 25, 2013 |
Looking Ahead As We Emerge From the Great Recession
We all witnessed the painful drop in the economy in September, 2008. To add insult to injury, in December, 2008...
July 2, 2012 |
Rough Beginnings : Tips for Parenting a Job-Seeking Adult Child
Last week I got a heartbreaking call from my 20s something son. He’d applied for a job that fit him perfectly....
May 3, 2012 |
Financial Therapy in the Wall Street Journal
I was delighted to be interviewed by personal finance writer Veronica Dagher in this article about the...