Business/ Brand

Mind Money Balance

Mind Money Balance brings shame-free financial psychology to others to help them understand the emotional side of money so they can cultivate financial and emotional balance in their lives.

Founded

2018

Location

Ann Arbor, MI

Services

Virtual

PAID PRODUCTS/SERVICES

Digital Products, Services

FREE PRODUCTS/SERVICES

Educational Content

Personal Finance Specialties

Financial Education, Financial Therapy

Perfect for

People who have consumed a lot of personal finance information but still feel embarrassed, ashamed, or worried that they are doing it wrong. Mind Money Balance helps people personalize their relationship with money, so they control their money, and not the other way around.

Why inclusion matters to Mind Money Balance

For too long, the personal finance industry has harped on rugged individualism without regard to the intersection of money with mental health, politics, race, and gender. Mind Money Balance stands against any form of oppression, including, but not limited to: ageism, sizeism, homophobia, transphobia, xenophobia, racism, antisemitism, sexism, and ableism. My goal is to cultivate a shame-free space to engage with money. I want all of my clients to feel powerful and abundant in their relationship with money and to feel comfortable bringing their whole selves into therapy and coaching.

The goal for the Wealth for Women of Color Directory is to make meaningful connections in the personal finance space. We want to help inclusive businesses & brands expand their customer base and/or audience. We also want people, especially women of color, to find the personal finance resources, products, and services they need.

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Founder

Lindsay Bryan-Podvin LMSW, CFT-I™

Lindsay Bryan-Podvin is Michigan’s first financial therapist and money wellness expert, speaker, and author.

Lindsay Bryan-Podvin identifies as Biracial (Filipina/white). Pronouns: she/her