Joyce Marter

“Workaholism is often a response to financial trauma, as individuals may work excessively to avoid future financial difficulties or setbacks. This behavior can lead to burnout, which has serious mental and physical health complications,” explains Joyce Marter, a licensed clinical professional counselor.

Joyce Marter, LCPC, “therapy is a safe, supportive, empathic space to explore the aspects of self you may not be willing or able to explore within the context of friendships or other personal relationships.”

Learn why holiday spending pressure hits women hardest—and how to avoid debt traps like BPNL and “Christmas loans” and make mindful, financially healthy choices instead.

Hear from successful entrepreneur, Patty Farmer, about how to create a portfolio career with multiple income streams to diversify your income and promote financial peace.

Learn the professional and financial impact of narcissistic abuse for women leaders and how to recover. Hear from women leaders who have survived and recovered.

Learn strategies from Kathryn Janicek to build the emotional and physical resilience necessary to be an effective leader in a high-demand executive role.

Overspent this holiday season? Here’s how to recover without shame—using compassionate, actionable steps to reset your budget, mindset, and financial plan.

When people talk about building wealth, they often focus on one of two extremes: “think abundant thoughts and the universe will manifest your dreams” or “budget harder, work more, and tighten the numbers to turn a profit.” In reality, neither of these approaches works alone. Wealth is built at the intersection of expansive vision and … Read more

Changing the conversation about money can change everything. Despite progress in mental health awareness and financial literacy, money remains one of the most difficult topics for people to discuss. A 2024 Bankrate survey found that Americans think money is more taboo to talk about than politics, religion or even weight. The resulting silence isn’t harmless; it … Read more

How to go from doormat to dignified. Tears streamed down my face as I sat across from my CPA. My therapy practice was generating a significant amount of revenue, yet I was on the brink of collapse. Poor profit margins and weak financial boundaries had left me in a severe cash-flow crisis. With kindness, he said: “Joyce, you’re not … Read more