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Panhandle News Network - WEPM/WCSTPanhandle Live! 1-13-26 From the Recovery Village,Director Teresa Jenkins Outreach Coordinator Nathan MondragonDr. Mark Madison, Fish and Wildlife Historian at the National Conservation Training Center in ShepherdstownWill Astle from West Virginia Eastern Panhandle Weather
2026-01-1339 min
Inspired Budget#237: Marriage and Money 101 with Financial Therapist Nathan AstleWhat if your money fights aren’t really about money? In today’s episode, I’m talking with financial therapist Nathan Astle about the real reasons couples clash over spending, saving, and debt — and how to get back on the same team. Nathan explains what financial therapy is, how power dynamics show up in marriages, and why guilt can help but shame keeps us stuck. If you’ve felt alone, overwhelmed, or unsure where to start, this conversation will give you hope and a plan.Resources mentioned:Financial Therapy Clinical Institute (FTCI) — free resource...
2025-12-0432 min
Knowing Me, Knowing You33. Where Financial Planning & Psychology Overlap with Nathan Astle“I’m not a therapist, how can I help my clients work through their issues with money?” With the rise of behavioral finance and younger generations seeking more emotional support, this question is becoming more and more common among advisors. Enter Nathan Astle, founder of the Financial Therapy Clinical Institute. In this episode, we discuss Nate’s journey to becoming a financial therapist, why advisors can no longer ignore the emotional side of finance, and how to help your clients address deep-rooted issues around money. Connect with us! Nathan Astle on LinkedInFinancial TherapyMarla Sofer on LinkedIn
2025-10-1429 min
Planning & Beyond®26. The Hidden Role of Shame in Financial Planning: Practical Tools for Advisors to Create Client Breakthroughs with Nathan AstleText us to share what you found helpful!Is an invisible emotional barrier preventing your clients from following through on their financial plans? In this episode, Certified Financial Therapist™ and founder of the Financial Therapy Clinical Institute, Nathan Astle, reveals how unaddressed financial shame often lurks beneath surface-level resistance and avoidance behaviors. Unlike guilt (which can motivate positive change), shame convinces clients they are fundamentally flawed, creating a cycle of defensiveness and inaction that sabotages even the most technically sound financial strategies.Through personal stories and evidence-based insights, Nathan provides a practical framework for identifying sh...
2025-06-0542 min
Curiosity Code PodcastFinances and Emotions: Divide and Rule With Financial Therapist Nathan AstleLovely listener, share with us your thoughts! How often do you consider the connection between your financial decisions and mental health? How to control your emotions while you spend money?After years of experience in family and traditional therapy, Nathan chose his specialty and now helps people find financial freedom. He is passionate about assisting individuals to navigate the complex relationship between money and mental health.Discover the profound connection between your emotions and your finances. We'll explore how mixed emotions can influence your financial choices, financial management and delve into the innovative financial solutions that address these...
2025-02-2137 min
AFO|Wealth Management ForwardBest of Behavioral Finance: The Power of Values and Human ConnectionIn this special episode Rory highlights the most impactful conversations of 2024, featuring insights from leaders in behavioral finance, accounting, and wealth management. Discover how Amy Mullen’s values-based planning can deepen client connections, Dr. Preston Cherry’s “Secure the BAG” framework fosters financial compassion, and Nathan Astle’s practical framework navigates financial relationships. Learn about Bari Tessler’s approach to aligning money with emotions through mindfulness, Jeff Bartsch’s insights on storytelling, Alan Whitman’s call to challenge industry norms, and Samantha Lamas’s advice on preparing for retirement with emotional readiness. Are you curious about how to use storytelling to bu...
2024-12-2741 min
A Better Way to Money ®Getting Financially Intimate With Your Partner Money can be a loaded topic to discuss—especially with a partner. Beyond the dollars and cents, there’s a lot of feeling attached to money, which can make it hard to talk about. In this episode, Certified Financial Therapist™ Nathan Astle talks about why money is so hard to talk about and gives advice on how you and your partner can make room for healthy money conversations in your relationship. Next Kristin Krause, senior director with Northwestern Mutual’s advisor solutions department, shares important money topics to cover with your partner and why it’s so important (and when done...
2024-10-3125 min
The Reverse Sweep ShowCan mutant kiwis fly in India?In this episode, we delve into the fascinating India vs New Zealand Test battles in Indian conditions over the years. Join us as we embark on a bold and imaginative mission to craft the ultimate New Zealand Test XI of the 21st century. Can this Kiwi team break the shackles and soar? Tune in as we debate player selections, strategies, and whether New Zealand’s best can challenge India on their home turf.
We’d love to hear your thoughts and suggestions for future episodes! Got a topic you'd like us to explore? Reach out to us at ...
2024-10-2145 min
Finance Fitness FinesseMaking Money Human w/Nathan Astle, MFT, CFT-I Part 2In this two part F^3 episode, JaeVic sits down with Savvy Scholar, Nathan Astle, MFT, CFT-I, founder of the Financial Therapy Clinical Institute, to explore how our emotions, money histories, and relationships shape our financial behaviors. Nathan shares his own transformative money experience and explains the key concepts behind financial therapy, highlighting how it differs from traditional financial counseling. We discuss the impact of money traumas, practical steps to manage financial anxiety, and the importance of a shame-free approach to money. Learn how his team integrates therapy, counseling, and planning to help people improve their relationship with money.
2024-10-1125 min
Finance Fitness FinesseMaking Money Human w/Nathan Astle, MFT, CFT-I Part 1In this two part F^3 episode, JaeVic sits down with Savvy Scholar, Nathan Astle, MFT, CFT-I, founder of the Financial Therapy Clinical Institute, to explore how our emotions, money histories, and relationships shape our financial behaviors. Nathan shares his own transformative money experience and explains the key concepts behind financial therapy, highlighting how it differs from traditional financial counseling. We discuss the impact of money traumas, practical steps to manage financial anxiety, and the importance of a shame-free approach to money. Learn how his team integrates therapy, counseling, and planning to help people improve their relationship with money.
2024-10-0423 min
The New Wealth Wave Podcast With Dr. WallaceFinancial Trauma, Anxiety, and Healing with Nate Astle, CFT-I™, MFTThe New Wealth Wave Podcast is thrilled to welcome Nathan Astle, CFT-I™, MFT to the studio!
Nate, a certified financial therapist and founder of the Financial Therapy Clinical Institute, shares his expertise on financial trauma and anxiety, financial conflict in relationships, and creating lasting financial behavior changes.
Financial stress and anxiety can really affect how we handle our money and the beliefs we have about it. Discover insights from Nate's experiences, his therapeutic approaches, and practical tips to manage financial stress and conflict.
Together, they discuss financial trauma, anxiety, and healing, providing insights into the dynamics of financial behavior wi...
2024-10-0145 min
roadmap to RETIREMENTEpisode 22: Financial Therapy with Nathan AstleHaving a healthy relationship with money and your finances is important. On this episode of Roadmap to Retirement, I am joined by Nathan Astle,, CFT-I™, MFT, to talk about his role as a financial therapist.
Financial therapy combines emotional and financial guidance to help individuals improve their relationship with money. It addresses underlying psychological factors affecting financial decisions and provides tools to manage money more effectively. By exploring personal values, beliefs, and behaviors around finances, one can gain insight and develop healthier habits.
Key Takeaways:
Money matters, including your relationship with it
How can yo...
2024-08-2129 min
Shades of WealthUnderstanding Money Avoidance and Its Impact on Business LeadershipIn this episode, Dr. Shay Harris-Pierre speaks with Nathan Astle, a financial therapist and business owner, about his money story and how discomfort in dealing with money affects his business leadership. They discuss Nathan's upbringing, his parents' conflicts around money, and how it led to his money avoidance. Nathan shares his journey of healing and how he found his passion for financial therapy. In the second part of the episode, Dr. Shay speaks with Khara Croswaite Brindle, a financial therapist and serial entrepreneur, about money avoidance and perfectionism in business ownership. They discuss the emotional charge behind money avoidance...
2024-07-2340 min
Real Estate Mogul, M.D.S2 #93: Money and Emotions: Understanding the Psychological Impact of Finances With Nathan AstleSend us a textNathan Astle is a certified financial therapist with a grounded background in couples and family therapy. Holding a master's degree in his specialization, Nathan merges psychological insight with financial expertise to navigate the complexities of money-related issues in relationships and personal development. He expertly addresses financial trauma, couples' money conflicts, and individual financial behaviors, such as gambling or overspending. Nathan manages a private practice and operates a treatment team platform where he collaborates with financial planners and counselors to provide comprehensive care that encompasses emotional, skill-building, and future-facing financial guidance.
2024-05-2841 min
The Top FloorDON'T CONFUSE BUSINESS SUCCESS WITH YOUR SELF WORTH | With Nathan Astle and Chris Wood | The Top FloorIn this interview, we hear from Nate Astle from The Financial Therapy Clinical Institute (FTCI). This is Nathan's third business and was recently launched to help individuals change their thoughts, emotions, and behaviors around money. FTCI is a financial planning and financial therapy clinic specializing in money psychology. Nate shares some fantastic insights and advice on how we would benefit from evolving our relationship with money. For more information on the clinic visit: https://www.financialtherapyclinicalinstitute.com/Find Nate on Linkedin: https://www.linkedin.com/in/nathanastle/
2024-05-0334 min
AFO|Wealth Management ForwardFinancial Therapy for Couples w/ Nathan Astle
In this episode, Rory talks with Nathan Astle, Founder of the Financial Therapy Clinical Institute, about the importance of healthy communication for couples regarding money. Discover ways to establish emotional safety and trust with your partner to foster a healthier and happier relationship. Nathan shares insights on the importance of creating a culture of financial openness, as well as the pitfalls of financial infidelity. Learn how understanding personal and shared financial responsibilities plays a vital role in how we show up in a relationship. Find out best practices for helping clients uncover their money stories and the yours, mine...
2024-03-2828 min
Engaging the Next Generation of WealthMoney Is Always Emotional, with Nathan Astle of Relational Money"People and money are my two biggest passions and my whole professional identity has revolved around helping people experience their money and relationships in more holistic and positive ways."
Nathan Astle is the Founder of Relational Money, a Licensed Marriage and Family Therapist, a Certified Financial Therapist, and sits on the board of directors at the Financial Therapy Association. He has been featured in numerous outlets like CNBC, USA Today, TD Ameritrade, Acorns, and several other major outlets for his work with couples and money.
More about Nathan and hi...
2023-12-2132 min
Real Money, Real ExpertsBuilding a Collaborative Practice Model with Nathan AstleThis week we welcome financial therapist, Nathan Astle, to the show. Nate is the founder of the Financial Therapy Clinical Institute, which is a collaborative practice that includes financial counselors, therapists, and planners working together to meet the needs of their clients. On this episode, Nate shares what inspired this unique practice model, the roles that each practitioner plays in the practice, the fee structure they've adopted to ensure the practice is profitable but also affordable to clients, and how they are using research to measure emotional, financial, and relational change.Nate is a humble t...
2023-11-2226 min
BIF BitesDollars & Sense w/ Financial Therapist Nathan AstleJerry and Adam discuss the growing field of financial therapy with Nathan Astle. Big (and sometimes even small) financial decisions can take an unanticipated emotional toll. A good advisor knows when and how to put on the therapy hat and help their clients navigate the decision, or, place a call to a Financial Therapist for additional support. Listen in for some helpful tips and stick around for a super-nerdy, roundtable Lord of the Rings discussion!
2023-08-2656 min
The AgendaDaily Agenda: "The Worst Stadium Names In The World"ACC Head G Lane joins Manaia Stewart for Tuesday's edition of the Daily Agenda to discuss sending your shopping list to Nathan Astle, the renaming of Ericsson Stadium, and the worst sporting stadium name's from around the world...The Daily Agenda is powered by Musashi - Fuelling athletes like Aaron Smith, RTS, Manaia Stewart & G Lane for more than 30 years.See omnystudio.com/listener for privacy information.
2023-05-1612 min
All In Ya HeadBonus Episode: Having a Healthy Relationship With Your MoneyIn this bonus episode, Nathan Astle, Founder of Relational Money talks about how to have a healthy relationship with money. He is a Licensed Marriage and Family Therapist and Certified Financial Therapist - I™. He is a member of the board of directors at the Financial Therapy Association, and has been able to work with some of the best minds in the field and be featured in numerous outlets like CNBC, USA Today, TD Ameritrade, Acorns, and several other major outlets for his work with couples and money.
This episode is part of our performance series which is...
2023-04-1322 min
All In Ya HeadBonus Episode: Having a Healthy Relationship With Your MoneyIn this bonus episode, Nathan Astle, Founder of Relational Money talks about how to have a healthy relationship with money. He is a Licensed Marriage and Family Therapist and Certified Financial Therapist - I™. He is a member of the board of directors at the Financial Therapy Association, and has been able to work with some of the best minds in the field and be featured in numerous outlets like CNBC, USA Today, TD Ameritrade, Acorns, and several other major outlets for his work with couples and money.
This episode is part of our performance series which is...
2023-04-1322 min
Healthy Love & Money: Financial Therapy, Intimacy, Conflict & Communication for CouplesThe Value of Financial Therapy and Fostering Financial Intimacy: With Nathan Astle
Today, Ed is joined by Nathan Astle, a licensed marriage and family therapist. Through witnessing the conflict in his parents’ marriage and developing healthy behaviors in his own, Nathan developed an interest in the ways in which money impacted mental health and relationship health. He explains financial flashpoints, a term coined by Brad Klontz, which are emotionally charged memories around money. He then describes the concept of money script inventory, which is an assessment used to look at different money beliefs, like money avoidance.
Nathan highlights the importance of financial intimacy, by which he means a c...
2022-08-1845 min
81 All Out - A Cricket PodcastWhat's the deal with fourth-innings run-chases?In the latest episode of the podcast we discuss the recent fourth-innings run-chases in Tests around the world.
Since the start of 2021, there have been 58 instances of teams batting in the fourth innings - of which 27 have ended in victories. England, West Indies, India, and Pakistan have chased tall targets and we explore whether there has been a significant shift in how teams approach the run-chase.
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2022-08-161h 22
Sport ShackInteresting Careers by Sportspeople in RetirementPaul and Glenn are back for another action packed episode. This week we will discuss some of the interesting careers by sportspeople in retirement and what they decide to pursue once they end their sporting careers. Some of who we discuss include
- A former University footballer who later became President.
- A former Professional Wrestler who is now a household name in the world of acting.
- A former heavyweight world champion boxer who stunned the world coming out of retirement to win a world title at 45 years of age and is...
2022-05-141h 11
Financially Ever After WidowhoodRegulating Your Emotions Around MoneyNathan Astle is founder of Relational Money, an organization that specializes in helping people deal with issues related to their emotional difficulties with money, as well as helping couples experiencing financial conflict. He is a licensed Marriage and Family Therapist, as well as a Certified Financial Therapist. Nathan is a member of the board of directors of the Financial Therapy Association, and has been featured on CNBC and USA Today. He explains the role of a Certified Financial Therapist, and educates listeners on how to regain power over their lives after a financially abusive relationship. He also shares a...
2022-03-0838 min
The Most Hated F-WordHow to Think, Feel and Behave Differently with MoneyWith Nathan Astle | Financial Therapist | Couples and Family Therapist | Founder of Relational Money
BIO:
Nathan Astle, M.S., LMFT-T is a couples and family therapist with a focus in financial therapy. He has clinical and research focus in couples and financial conflict, financial trauma, and intimate partner violence. He currently serves on the board of directors for the Financial Therapy Association and is the founder of Relational Money, a training platform for financial advisors to gain the soft skills needed in the professions of money and people. He is published in both academic journals and various national media outlets. His...
2021-12-0946 min
Money and the MindEp56: Financial Therapy and Infidelity with Nathan AstleAndy and Aaron are joined by Nathan Astle (Certified Financial Therapist) to discuss how to become a financial therapist, Nate’s formative money experiences, shame, financial infidelity, couples therapy (“It’s not about the dish”), “shame is the enemy of change,” and more. Audio outro: Information Society, “What’s on Your Mind (Pure Energy)”Links:Nathan Astle, MS, LMFT, CFT-I™ - Founder - Relational MoneyRelational Money
2021-12-0648 min
CE Drive with Jason WattThe Role of Financial TherapyFinancial Therapist Nathan Astle joins Jason to explain the differences between financial planning and financial therapy, and how a financial planner can send their client to a therapist.
Subscribe at the CE Drive Podcast Page to get access to Quizzes!
Supplementary Materials:
Relational Money Inc.
Money Disorder Assessment
Financial Therapy Association
Journal of Financial Therapy
2021-08-041h 04
The Human Side of Money26: Financial Therapy Skills 101 For Financial Advisors with Nathan AstleAs the value and future of advice continues to shift towards the intersection of technical knowledge and the human side of money, it has coincided with the rise of financial therapy.
Financial Therapy is focused on improving how clients think, feel, and behave with money to improve their well-being.
Nathan Astle, founder of Relational Money, helps advisors who don’t want to be full-fledged financial therapists develop and hone the most critical skills from financial therapy that lead to better connection, and ultimately, better outcomes.
We discuss:
“Financial Flashpoints” – what they are and why...
2021-06-2348 min
Impactful Relationships#27 "Relational Money" with Nathan AstleNathan Astle, MS founder of Relational Money and couples and family therapist joins the podcast to discuss finances in couple relationships, financial trauma, and ways to enhance connection in relationships.
2021-05-0131 min
New Planner PodcastEp #28: Financial Therapy Overview with Nathan AstleNathan Astle is a board member for the Financial Therapy Association and is pursuing a master's in financial planning with a focus in financial therapy at Kansas State University. He joins the show today to share how money conflict began in his life and how the topic of money was frightening to him while growing up. Listen in as Nathan discusses the differences between financial planning, life planning, and financial therapy. You'll learn what the Financial Therapy Association is all about, as well as how it's impacting the financial planning profession. Nathan also gives insight into how...
2021-04-0932 min
HUM Curated PodcastsNathan Astle - Building Trust and Support: The Power of Empathy in Advisory Practices Podcast: Standard Deviations with Dr. Daniel Crosby (LS 48 · TOP 1% what is this?)Episode: Nathan Astle - Building Trust and Support: The Power of Empathy in Advisory PracticesPub date: 2021-03-16Get Podcast Transcript →powered by Listen411 - fast audio-to-text and summarizationNathan Astle is the founder of Relational Money LLC where he offers training to financial advisors and money coaches on basic financial therapy skills. This will help them be better at their jobs, retain more clients, and improve the quality of care.
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2021-03-2536 min
Mind Money Balance53: Money Journey & Fears with Nathan AstleFinancial therapist Nathan Astle of Relationship Money joins me to talk about his money journey, overcoming money fears, and getting comfortable talking about money. I also reshare a plea to include Asians in your antiracism work as our relationship with money is intersected with various parts of our identity. Shownotes include links to various AAPI groups and links to learn more about today’s guest. Shownotes: www.mindmoneybalance.com/podcast1/money-journey-money-fears
2021-03-2139 min
On The Front FootOn The Front Foot - Episode 16In this episode of On The Front Foot, Bryan Waddle and Jeremy Coney preview the upcoming ODI series between the Black Caps and Bangladesh - how will the team look without Williamson and Taylor? Former White Ferns player and selector Kirsty Bond joins the show to discuss why the White Ferns have been so poor lately, and offers her own left-field solution. And we look back at Nathan Astle's 222. Haven't listened to a podcast before? Check out our simple how-to guide.Listen here on iHeartRadioOn The Front Foot is also available on iTunes:To s...
2021-03-1940 min
Standard Deviations with Dr. Daniel CrosbyNathan Astle - Building Trust and Support: The Power of Empathy in Advisory PracticesNathan Astle is the founder of Relational Money LLC where he offers training to financial advisors and money coaches on basic financial therapy skills. This will help them be better at their jobs, retain more clients, and improve the quality of care.
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What are some of the key differences and similarities between financial therapy, clinical psychology and behavioral finance?
While we fixate on money and wealth in popular culture and in the media, Americans are also really reluctant to be direct about their personal financial matters. What accounts for...
2021-03-1636 min
Disrupting Divorce: Conversations for WomenEpisode 098: Financial Therapy with Nathan AstleOn this episode Rhonda introduces Nathan Astle, the founder of Relational Money LLC. Rhonda and Nathan talk about financial therapy, the goal of which is to change the way people think, feel, and behave with money. Through several examples and exercises, Nathan shares where and how financial therapy can make that change and increase the person's wellbeing. According to Nathan, money is emotional. If financial wellness is difficult for you in the process of a divorce there are reasons behind it, and it can be a lot of different things, like your family, or your relationship with...
2021-03-1227 min
Couples Financial Coach PodcastThe Birds, the Bees, and the BarriersNathan and Shelby Astle are experts in financial psychology and sex relating to family. The married couple of 5 years met in the third grade, making them the perfect candidates to share what it is like to grow and develop their relationship surrounding difficult topics. In this episode, they cover the topic of shame surrounding money and sex and how we can remove those barriers to be as patient and compassionate with ourselves as we would be with our friends or our children. Stay tuned to learn some tips on how you can talk wi...
2020-12-0150 min
Life is Life!#056 Financial Therapy: A dive into Our Individual Mindset of Money and How it Affects Our Relationships with Nate AstleMoney... Finances... are so incredibly mental and emotional. Yet we all tend to learn about these on our own and figure everything will work out. Why shouldn't we get help with it? Not just setting ourselves up for retirement but with the emotional side of it? According to the Financial Therapy Association, financial therapy is a process informed by both therapeutic and financial competencies that helps people think, feel and behave differently with money to improve overall well-being through evidence-based practices and interventions. On this podcast, we spend time talking about decision making regarding money and finances. W...
2020-09-2538 min
The Top Order Cricket PodcastGraham Thorpe - England cricket legendIn this episode of the show, we speak with one of England's greatest batsmen of the modern era and current England assistant coach, Graham Thorpe. Graham talks about scoring 100 on debut, learning to be a better player of pace bowling by studying others, his double-hundred in Christchurch that also featured Nathan Astle's memorable innings, the challenges of performing on the field when things aren't going well off it, and where he was on Oval Monday in 2005. Recorded as the West Indies were about to board a plane to the UK for a biosecure tour, Graham also discusses his transition to...
2020-06-1552 min
Breaking the SilenceNathan and Shelby Astle: Open Communication in Relationships When Pornography Is an Issue [3]How can young couples navigate the tough topic of pornography when one (or both) are working to stop using it? Nate and Shelby started this conversation while dating and are still relying on the power of open communication in their marriage. Hear what they mean by not letting pornography define a person or a relationship. Validating both partner’s feelings and not taking on the emotional labor of someone else’s work have been key factors in their connection. Nate shares tools for getting out of a shame cycle, learning self-regulation, and the importance of realizing his actions were caus...
2019-11-1246 min