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I help people to understand their Internal Financial System and permanently integrate the ability to make sound financial decisions.

11/09/2026

Who will make financial and health care decisions for you if you can no longer make them yourself?

For people without children, choosing someone to take on that responsibility can require a different kind of planning. My column this week explores how to choose trusted decision-makers and why it's important to plan ahead.

🎥 Watch this week's commentary:
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11/03/2026

My wife cooks by taste. I need the recipe. My column this week is about what that difference looks like in a financial advisor, and why it matters as much as the plan itself.

https://advanced-wellbeing.com/insights/financial-advisor-emotional-intelligence/

09/24/2026

For Prudence Zhu, achieving financial independence was supposed to bring peace and fulfillment. Instead, it led her on a journey of self-discovery and, ultimately, financial therapy.

In this episode, we explore why financial well-being is about more than just numbers, how our past shapes our relationship with money, and why emotional healing is just as important as financial literacy.

Read more at the link in our bio or go to: https://advanced-wellbeing.com/she-hit-her-freedom-number-and-nothing-got-better/

09/10/2026

Managing money can become harder with age, but that doesn't mean independence has to end.

In this post, Maggie Knowles explains what a daily money manager does and how this often-overlooked service can help older adults stay organized, keep up with bills, spot potential financial red flags, and remain in their homes longer.

Maggie also shares what families should look for when choosing someone to help with the more personal side of managing money.

Read more here: https://advanced-wellbeing.com/adult-children-whos-watching-your-parents-money/

09/03/2026

Sometimes, healing doesn’t require the right words. It requires someone willing to simply be there.

In our latest conversation with Rose Zealand, financial planner and death doula, we explore the profound power of witnessing—creating a space where someone can feel, express, grieve, or simply be exactly as they are, without judgment or an agenda.

When we’re truly witnessed with unconditional positive regard, we can begin to release the burden of self-judgment and feel less alone in experiences that can be incredibly difficult to carry.

But witnessing isn’t passive. It requires self-awareness, the willingness to set aside our own biases and reactions, and the courage to process those responses later.

Whether you work with people facing grief, illness, major life transitions, or financial stress, the ability to be fully present may be one of the most powerful forms of support we can offer.

Read the full article at: https://advanced-wellbeing.com/witnessing-heals-more-than-you-think/

08/27/2026

What if we talked about dying with the same openness, care, and preparation we bring to birth?

In this powerful conversation, Rose Zealand explores the “labor of dying” and the intersection of end-of-life care, financial planning, and the emotional realities of facing death, especially when it comes earlier than expected.

Her work reminds us that money is never just about money. At the end of life, financial decisions can carry deep emotional, relational, and existential weight.

Read more: https://advanced-wellbeing.com/the-labor-of-dying/

08/20/2026

What happens when financial planning and mental health come together? 💰❤️

In a new blog post, I’m sharing my conversation with Dr. Megan Ford about the Love and Money Center at the University of Georgia and its innovative approach to bringing these fields together.

We talk about the Center’s three pillars: professional visibility, interdisciplinary training, and community engagement.

We also discuss the Center’s clinical practicum, where students work with real clients from the community, and Megan’s vision for training students specifically in as its own area of knowledge, competency, and practice.

There’s a lot to think about here for anyone interested in the future of financial therapy, and in what can happen when financial professionals and mental health professionals work together.

Read the full post to hear more about the Love and Money Center and Megan’s vision for where this work can go.
https://advanced-wellbeing.com/training-for-the-moment-money-gets-messy/

The Love and Money Center

08/13/2026

What if lasting financial change starts from within?

In this blog, Joy Slabaugh explores how Internal Family Systems (IFS) helps financial planners and financial therapists support meaningful behavior change. By understanding the different "parts" of ourselves and strengthening our relationship with them, we can make financial decisions with greater clarity, confidence, and self-awareness.

📖 Read the full blog to learn how IFS is transforming the way professionals approach financial planning and financial therapy👉https://advanced-wellbeing.com/how-ifs-helps-financial-planners-create-real-change/

08/06/2026

How do trauma, money, and personal values shape the work we do?

In our latest blog, Joy Slabough shares her remarkable journey from financial planner to trauma therapist, and how Internal Family Systems (IFS) helped her bring both worlds together. Discover why healing doesn't have to be overwhelming and how understanding our relationship with money can open the door to lasting change.

Read the full blog to explore the connection between trauma, financial well-being, and personal growth.
https://advanced-wellbeing.com/the-financial-industrys-blind-spot-trauma-with-joy-slabough/

07/30/2026

Why do two people make completely different money decisions in the same situation?

The answer often has less to do with money and more to do with our earliest relationships.

In this blog, Ed Coambs explores how attachment styles shape the way we approach spending, saving, financial relationships, and decision-making. Understanding these patterns can help us move beyond judgment and toward greater self-awareness.

📖 Read the full post to learn what may be influencing your money decisions.
https://advanced-wellbeing.com/the-emotional-wiring-behind-every-money-decision-with-ed-coambs/

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1601 Mt Rushmore Road, Suite 3, PMB 293
Rapid City, SD
57701

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Monday	9am - 5pm
Tuesday	9am - 5pm
Wednesday	9am - 5pm
Thursday	9am - 5pm
Friday	9am - 5pm

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+16053907563

Website

https://advanced-wellbeing.com/

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