ELAINE KORNGOLD, LPC | Certified Brainspotting Therapist and Approved Consultant | Certified Internal Family Systems (IFS) Therapist | Certified in Trauma, ADHD, Autism Counseling | Career Counseling, Financial Therapy | 503-770-0810 | AskCounseling@outlook.com
This article describes one of the challenges of having ADHD that impacts people’s financial and emotional states – https://www.additudemag.com/adhd-tax-late-fees-fines-shame/ “The costs of life with ADHD are as plentiful and persistent as they are frustrating.” “Our disorder costs real money — not … Read more
A recent article describes the return on investment offered by various college degrees. The good news for many Bachelor’s degrees: “The report found that almost two-thirds of the 26,000 bachelor’s degree programs in the study enabled a majority of their … Read more
I am proud to share that I was interviewed and featured in an article in Financial Therapy in a national magazine – Counseling Today. “Money is the dirty little secret of American society. The unspoken social contract is that, like … Read more
“as older millennials raise children, they may end up taking out new college loans before paying back their own.” The article below describes how parents, often unknowingly, take on more debt than they can handle in their effort to help … Read more
For parents raising a teenager, the last year of high school is stressful by itself. With the Coronavirus Pandemic, the amount of added uncertainty can be tremendously challenging for everyone’s mental health. This article (transcript) describes the difficulties arising due … Read more
This article describes how the decline in the financial markets due to the Coronavirus Pandemic is impacting people who are either close to retirement or are already retired. “For older people, the coronavirus crisis has been an appalling shock. Many can’t travel … Read more
This article describes the results of a study of 2,000 married and co-habitating women that looks at their concerns around financial independence. In cases where the partner is the primary financial provider, 2/3 of the many women end up feeling … Read more
This interesting article describes what steps the parents can take to teach their kids financial independence while they are in middle school or high school, to avoid having them move back in as adults. https://www.kiplinger.com/article/retirement/T065-C032-S014-setting-your-kids-up-for-financial-independence.html “According to the Pew Research Center, … Read more
This financial advisor describes straight-forward ways to calculate your net worth and to figure out what your financial independence (FI) number needs to be. FI is the amount that you should have saved so that you can choose to stop … Read more
This is a study of current patterns of young people transitioning into adulthood and reaching the point of financial independence. “Financial independence is one of the many markers used to designate the crossover from childhood into young adulthood, and it’s … Read more