Financial insecurity linked to mental health impacts, says psychotherapist
Money worries extend beyond household budgets and can significantly affect mental health, according to a psychotherapist.
Financial insecurity has broader consequences than managing household budgets alone, with the ability to profoundly impact mental health. A psychotherapist highlights the connection between money worries and psychological wellbeing.
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Money worries are about far more than household budgets, with financial insecurity capable of having a profound impact on mental health, according to psychotherapist Kyle MacDonald.