Money + Mental Health: Supporting Young Adult Children, With Limits - Shrinking It Down - Clay Center for Young Healthy Minds

Money + Mental Health: Supporting Young Adult Children, With Limits – Shrinking It Down

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If you’re a parent, you’ve likely spent time thinking about your child’s future after age 18. Whether it’s going to college, finding a job, finding an apartment – taking that first step towards independence is ultimately tied to…money! Where that money should come from is a complicated issue, and it’s not the same issue it was 20 or 30 years ago. What does this mean for both parent and child mental health? Special guest Rand Spero, CFP, MBA, EdM joins our co-director Dr. Ellen Braaten to talk about the economic realities of young adulthood today, including strategies for families to embrace.

Thank you for joining in this conversation. Have a question or comment about financially supporting the young adults in your life? Write to us at contactmghclaycenter.org.

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Episode hosted by Ellen Braaten

Episode produced by Sara Rattigan

Music by Gene Beresin

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Rand Spero, CFP®, MBA, Ed.M.

Rand Spero, CFP®, MBA, Ed.M.

Rand Spero, CFP®, MBA, Ed.M. is a founding advisory council member for The Clay Center for Young Healthy Minds, and president of Street Smart Financial, a fee-only financial firm that works with individuals and families on their long-term planning...

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Ellen Braaten, PhD

Ellen Braaten, PhD

Ellen Braaten, PhD, is executive director of the Learning and Emotional Assessment Program (LEAP) at  Massachusetts General Hospital (MGH), an associate professor of psychology at Harvard Medical School, and former co-director for the MGH Clay Cente...

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