Financial Social Work: A Panel Discussion

April is "Financial Literacy" month, and those in the financial health and wellness field must remain focused on the connection between money and mental health and committed to using a behavioral model to support client change.
Those struggling with financial problems, stress, trauma, shame, and crisis need better coping skills and financial tools. Still, they also need someone who understands the nuances of their particular financial dilemma to assist them in overcoming their obstacles and issues with money.
Doing so requires a safe space to learn and talk about money, where they won't feel or be judged for past mistakes and where they have the potential to rediscover hope and make friends with their money. That's the role Financial Social Work fills!
Watch this training to learn why thousands of professionals worldwide use Financial Social Work in their practices, organizations, classrooms, and personal lives.
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Four Certified Financial Social Workers and the Executive Director of the National Association of Social Workers (NASW) North Carolina Chapter join us to...
Share their experiences with multiple client populations.
Discuss how the work applies on a micro, mezzo, and macro level.
Address the benefits of the work personally and professionally.
Respond to attendee questions in real time.
Explain how Financial Social Work builds healthier relationships with money and self.