Endorsements
“The book Wealth and Well-Being is a much needed and practical tool for the survival of all counselors and therapists within the field of addiction. Talking about money is not a sin—counselors need to talk about financial issues in relationship to the vital mission that we serve to suffering people of this country.”
Terence T. Gorski, author of Denial Management Counseling Workbook
“Wealth and Well-Being is an important and valuable addition to the recovery literature. With its accessible language and clear exercises, it provides a way for helping professionals to assist their clients in achieving financial health. This book breaks the silence that surrounds the topic of money.”
Stephanie S. Covington, PhD, LCSW, author of
A Woman’s Way Through the Twelve Steps, Helping Women Recover:
A Program for Treating Addiction, Beyond Trauma: A Healing Journey for Women
"Many people in the helping professions have unresolved issues about money that cause them to avoid dealing with this topic in their relationship with their clients. Sam and Suzanne have created a practical and inspiring guide to managing our money wisely and helping our clients to do the same.
Wealth and Well-Being captures the idea that money is not a requirement for happiness and self-care. Their book teaches the importance of following one’s personal vision and using creative energy to find true wealth—a state of Life—not just mere dollars."
Shakti Gawain, author of Creative Visualization and Creating True Prosperity
"Reading about 'traumanomics' and how surviving trauma-filled childhoods impacts financial expectations of what I deserve, gave me new insight into my own change process around money. I had no idea what that meant or how to change my relationship with money to create wealth. Now I do. Thank you, Suzanne and Sam."
Louise Crawford, author of Fortune Cookie Karma, Blaize of Glory, and 12 Jagged Steps
"If you want to really understand someone, look at how they spend their money. I certainly understand myself better now that I've read Suzanne and Sam's book—it's loaded with insight, wisdom, and great advice. Wealth and Well-being is a must-read for mental health professionals."
BJ Gallagher, author of Why Don't I Do the Things I Know Are Good for Me?
