Financial Wellness Tools
Money and mental health are deeply connected. These tools help you manage financial stress, build healthy money habits, and support emotional wellness around financial decisions.
Research shows that 42% of adults say money negatively impacts their mental health. You're not alone, and these resources can help you develop a healthier relationship with money.
Reduce Money Stress
Tools to identify and manage financial anxiety
Build Healthy Habits
Interactive tools for mindful spending and saving
Make Better Decisions
Frameworks for confident financial choices
Interactive Wellness Tools
Choose the tools that feel most helpful for your current financial wellness journey.
- • How often do you worry about money?
- • Do financial concerns affect your sleep?
- • How comfortable are you checking your accounts?
Breathing Exercise
5-minute guided breathing for financial overwhelm
Thought Reframing
Challenge negative money thoughts with evidence
Sample prompts:
- • What messages about money did you learn growing up?
- • When do you feel most anxious about finances?
- • What would financial security look like for you?
- • Financial counselors and coaches
- • Debt helplines and nonprofit services
- • Therapists specializing in financial stress
Educational Games & Simulations
Practice financial skills in a safe, low-stakes environment. These games build confidence and reduce anxiety about money topics.
You're Not Alone
Financial stress affects millions of people. Seeking help and using tools to improve your relationship with money is a sign of strength and self-care.
Remember
Building healthy financial habits takes time. Be patient with yourself as you learn and grow.
Professional Help
If financial stress is overwhelming, consider speaking with a financial counselor or therapist.
Important Disclaimer
These tools are intended for educational and informational purposes only and are not a substitute for professional financial advice. Please consult a qualified financial advisor or mental health professional if you have concerns about your financial wellness or mental health.