2019 Webinars
Every presentation is scheduled for the First Friday of every month at 1pm EST, unless otherwise noted)
September
(NOTE: This webinar will take place on Friday, September 6 at 3 p.m.)
Attitudinal, Behavioral and Relational Domains that May Buffer Married Couples' Negative Relationship Responses to Economic Distress
Nearly all couples will experience negative financial events and the economic pressure that they generate. Researchers have shown a clear link between economic pressure and relationship distress. However researchers have also demonstrated that certain factors (i.e., attitudes, individual and relationship behaviors) that allow couples to weather economic pressure resiliently. This webinar will focus on these factors that can help couples avoid relationship distress in spite of economic pressure.
Presenter: Jeffrey Dew, Ph.D
Jeffrey Dew is an Associate Professor in the School of Family Life at Brigham Young University. His dual-titled Ph.D. is from the Pennsylvania State University in Human Development and Family Studies and Demography.
A basic researcher, his research focuses on the association between everyday resources (e.g., money, time-use, religiosity) and family relationship outcomes (e.g., satisfaction, divorce). Although Dr. Dew is not a mental/relationship health practitioner, he has experience in the mental health arena and values outreach involving his research. For example, he spent two years working in the mental health field before going back to earn his Ph.D. He has also presented on the association between money and relationships at practitioner conferences and seminars many times, teaches a course on family finances every semester at BYU, and regularly writes public scholarship pieces that translate his findings for lay audiences.
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October
Josh Harris, Rick Kahler, Megan McCoy, Stefanie Pickard, Rob Stephens
Home-Work: When Your Client Experiences Conflict in a Family Business
November
Marcia Grant
Exploring Cultural Competence Within Financial Therapy
Previous Webinars:
Watch any of the following past webinars to learn more about financial therapy, and earn CEUs!
- 2019-316- Money As a Symbol for Healing: A Jungian Perspective
- 2019-315: Supporting Clients Through Tax Season
- 2019-314: How Financial Therapy Can Aid in Mental Health Practices
- 2018-313: Academic Research Colloquium, Financial Planning Review
- 2018-312: "CFT-I™ Certification Update"
- 2018-311: Bridging the Relational Gap: How to be More Productive and Profitable When Serving Married Clients with Relationship Challenges
- 2018-310: "Financial Behavior: The Psychology of Client Communications"
- 2018-309: Your Financial Mindset: Simple Psychology for Better Financial Well-being
- 2018-308: Am I Doing The Right Thing?: Client Anxieties Around Wealth Transfers and How to Help, February 2, 2018
- 2017-301: Spenders and Savers: Conflict and Resolution Strategies, March 3, 2017
- 2017-302: Diversity in Financial Therapy, April 7, 2017
- 2017-303: Building Financial Peace: A Conflict Resolutions Framework for Money Arguments, June 2, 2017
- Special Update: What's Going on with FTA: An Update with Megan Ford and Kristy Archuleta, August 2017
- 2017-304: Help Clients Get a Financially Smart Divorce, September 8, 2017
- 2017-305: Millennials and the Unrealities of Student Debt, October 13, 2017
- 2016-201: Integrating Financial Therapy with Couples Therapy, February 5, 2016
- 2016-204: Serving the Wealthy: A Financial Psychological Profile That Can Help Your Clients, June 3, 2016
- 2016-206: How to Launch and Grow a Financial Wellness Program, August 5, 2016
- 2016-207: Revealing Family Financial Stories Using Genograms, September 9, 2016
- 2016-210: Ethical Issues and Decision Making in Collaborative Styles of Financial Therapy, December 2, 2016
- 2015-103: It Takes Two: A Look at Conjoint Financial Therapy, August 28, 2015
Webinar Pricing:
FTA Professional Members: $10
FTA Student Members: $5
Non-members: $39 Please consider joining FTA! Click here: Membership
Cancellation and Refund Policy for Live Webinars: Cancellations are accepted through the day prior to the live presentation and will incur a $5.00 administrative charge. FTA webinars are very low cost, and if you register for a live webinar and miss it for some reason, including logon challenges, the recording will be made accessible to you. The recording carries the same CEUs as the live session. No refunds for the registration fee will be made for no shows.
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