HeyJaredClients on the Couch
Real-time relationship therapy podcast where real clients work through their relationship challenges live with Marina Edelman Licensed Marriage and Family Therapist in California.Each episode focuses on a specific issue like infidelity, communication breakdowns, or navigating…
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Love, money, and expectations... (opens the original)
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Would you date someone who didn't earn as much as you expected? And what happens when the financial expectations you discussed before marriage change once real life begins? In this episode of Marina on Marriage , Marina Edelman, LMFT, is joined by Chris Calandra, LMFT for a therapist-to-therapist conversation about money, relationships, and the small financial decisions that can shape an entire marriage. Inspired by a Married at First Sight conversation about a $150,000 income expectation, Marin
Decisions and how they lead to where you are now... (Q&A from live at the end) (opens the original)
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What happens when the safest career path is not the life you truly want? In the first episode of Marina on Marriage, Marina Edelman, LMFT, shares the pivotal decision that changed the direction of her career, marriage, and family life. Marina began her career as a financial analyst after following the practical path her immigrant parents encouraged her to pursue. She was good at the work—but she wasn’t passionate about it. Years later, with two young children, limited financial security, and a h
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