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Please go to the courses page for full information. Brief description: Address the specific anxiety that money concerns create. Financial anxiety has unique characteristics: shame, secrecy, real-world consequences, and cultural baggage that makes discussing money difficult. Managing it requires understanding both the emotional and practical dimensions. Financial Anxiety Management addresses money anxiety specifically. You'll understand how financial anxiety operates, separate emotional responses from practical realities, and develop strategies for reducing anxiety while improving your financial situation. Drawing from financial therapy, anxiety research, and behavioral economics, the course covers both the psychological experience of financial anxiety and practical approaches to financial management that reduce anxiety. Through our ACT Triangle methodology, you'll address your financial anxiety during the course. You'll examine your money beliefs, develop regulation skills for financial stress, and build financial practices that reduce rather than increase anxiety. Because financial wellbeing includes emotional relationship with money, not just numbers.