Financial Therapy for Financial Infidelity
in California

Financial infidelity refers to the act of hiding financial information or activities from a partner, spouse, or significant other. It involves dishonesty or deception regarding money matters within a relationship.

What is considered financial infidelity?

  • Opening and maintaining hidden bank accounts without the knowledge of a partner.

  • Accumulating debts or making significant financial commitments without informing the other person.

  • Engaging in undisclosed or excessive spending without the knowledge or approval of a partner.

  • Not fully disclosing one's income or understating earnings to manipulate financial discussions within the relationship.

  • Providing false information about financial matters, such as income, expenses, or investments.

  • Engaging in high-risk investments or gambling activities without the other person's awareness.

  • Withholding information about financial decisions, investments, or other money-related matters that affect both partners.

Financial Infidelity Client Scenarios in California

Here is an examples of a client who would benefit from Financial Therapy.

Leann, San Diego

Leann is in her late 30s and reports that she has been hiding money from her husband. She has taken credit cards out in his name and has maxed them out. She reports he knows that she is a shopaholic but not to what extent. She is no longer able to meet minimum payments and thinks they may need to file for bankruptcy.

A picture of honey brush represents the boundless impact of financial infidelity that can be supported by a couples financial therapist in California.

Koru Financial Therapy can help with Financial Infidelity in California

Koru Financial Therapy is a specialized form of therapy that focuses on the emotional, psychological, and behavioral aspects of money and financial issues. Financial infidelity can erode trust in a relationship and lead to significant consequences. Open communication and transparency about financial matters are crucial for a healthy and stable relationship. When it comes to addressing financial infidelity, read below on how financial therapy can be beneficial.

  • Koru Financial Therapy provides a structured and safe environment for couples to openly discuss their financial concerns, values, and goals.

    We help individuals express their feelings about financial matters and teach effective communication strategies to avoid conflicts.

  • Koru Financial Therapists work with couples to rebuild trust that may have been eroded due to financial infidelity.

    Through counseling, partners can explore the reasons behind the financial infidelity and work on rebuilding trust through transparency and honesty.

  • We help individuals and couples understand the underlying beliefs, attitudes, and behaviors related to money that contribute to financial infidelity.

    Identifying and addressing these patterns can lead to more informed and constructive discussions about finances.

  • Koru Financial Therapy assists couples in setting and aligning their financial goals, creating a shared vision for their future.

    Establishing common financial objectives can reduce the likelihood of financial infidelity by fostering collaboration and joint decision-making.

  • We may provide financial education and practical tools to improve financial management skills.

    Enhancing financial literacy can empower individuals to make informed decisions, reducing the likelihood of financial secrecy or dishonesty.

  • Koru Financial Therapy helps couples develop a comprehensive financial plan that addresses their short-term and long-term goals.

    Having a clear plan can reduce financial stress and increase accountability within the relationship.

  • In cases where financial infidelity has led to a crisis, Koru Financial Therapy can provide support and guidance to navigate the immediate challenges and work toward resolution.

    It's important to note that financial therapy is a collaborative process that involves both partners actively participating in the sessions. The goal is to create a supportive and constructive environment that facilitates open communication and understanding regarding financial matters within the relationship.

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