How to help clients understand the meaning of money in their lives

05/09/25 • 24 min

Financial advisers are well aware of risk aversion or a tendency to double down. But there is a fast-growing branch of financial therapy that leans more towards psychotherapy - or talk therapy - than to the theoretical awareness of behavioural psychology. On this weeks' editor's podcast, Vicky Reynal, an author and financial psychotherapist, talks about her work with individual clients and why she teamed up with financial intelligence app Marygold to help people understand their attitudes to money and overcome unhelpful behaviours.

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