A new national survey from Beyond Finance, released in June to coincide with Men’s Mental Health Month, sheds light on a growing issue: financial distress is fueling a silent mental health crisis among men.
Men’s Mental Health Month is the perfect time to remember that financial stress is more than just numbers. It can also weigh heavily on men’s emotional well-being.
Dr. Erika Rasure, Beyond Finance’s Chief Financial Wellness Officer and Financial Therapist, explains the link between debt and mental health, and how to combat the stress of debt.
Nathan Astle, Beyond Finance’s Certified Financial Therapist, discusses the financial pressures men face, and how they can regain control of their finances and wellness.
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