Managing Financial Stress
Financial stress is one of the most common sources of anxiety and can affect all areas of life. While our network of financial stress specialists is growing, you can explore therapists who help with stress, anxiety, and life challenges.
Julianna Harry

Julianna Harry

Therapy is hard work.
Financial stress can significantly impact mental health, contributing to anxiety, depression, sleep problems, and relationship strain. The constant worry can trigger a stress response that affects physical and emotional well-being over time.
Therapy can help you manage anxiety related to finances, develop coping strategies, address how financial stress affects relationships and well-being, and explore underlying beliefs about money. Therapists don't provide financial advice but support emotional well-being.
Anyone experiencing significant stress about money may benefit, including those dealing with debt, job loss, income uncertainty, or the ongoing pressure of meeting financial obligations. If financial worry is affecting your mental health, therapy can help.
Look for therapists who work with stress, anxiety, or life challenges. Watch intro videos on First Session to find someone whose approach fits your needs. Many therapists can support the emotional aspects of financial stress.
Explore therapists who work with anxiety, stress management, burnout, relationships, or life transitions. These areas often intersect with financial stress concerns.
First Session connects you with therapists across Canada. Browse profiles, watch videos, and book online. Learn about finding a therapist.