Money & Mental Health

A man staring at a gambling app on his phone

Breaking the Cycle

One student’s recovery from gambling addiction offers hope—and lessons—for a generation under financial and mental strain.

A couple in their home discussing their finances

New Literacies for New Times

Money and mental health are intrinsically linked—and those connections only grow sharper in times of uncertainty. What do we need to do to cope?

Healthcare worker at a sidewalk cafe after work with a friend

‘We’re At Time’

In this fourth and final piece in the series, we explore the costs of therapy and the financial decisions people make when seeking help.

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A lack of economic awareness or control over one’s finances can have long-term impacts. We look at the link between intimate partner violence and money in the third article of our series for Financial Literacy Month.

A Roof of One’s Own

The lack of housing options brings its own kind of homesick feeling. We look at the link between housing and health in the second of the series for Financial Literacy Month.

Do You Have Money on Your Mind?

Uncertain financial futures are taking a toll on our mental health. We look at the link in this series kickoff for Financial Literacy Month.