Author: financialhealthinstitute

We have had a busy summer adapting and adjusting to the changes around us and, as a result, we are thriving in our virtual world! We want all of you… Continue reading Thriving in a Virtual World

Hello friends and colleagues! I hope this correspondence finds everyone doing well, staying safe and healthy! A statistic that we have frequently referenced in the past indicated that over 60%… Continue reading Financial Health in Challenging Times

The last six weeks have been pretty crazy and we know you’ve been hit with a ton of correspondence from different organizations. The whole situation has been overwhelming for sure,… Continue reading FHI Has Experience with Integrating Online Learning into Our Training

Happy New Year! I hope that 2020 is off to a great start for you and your organizations. We had an amazing year in 2019 and we will be publishing… Continue reading A Great Start for 2020

Beginning September 1st, 2019, the Financial Health Institute will launch The Leadership Academy (for Health and Human Services), an innovative approach to integrating a competency-based, comprehensive learning experience into professional development… Continue reading The Leadership Academy

Over the past several months, as I’ve delivered the Frameworks in Financial Health class across Colorado, I’ve noticed a tremendous appetite for conversations about how we might better impact/inform policy.… Continue reading What Can We Do About the Cliff Effect?

We all know what scarcity feels like, but how does it impact our lives and what can we do about it? And how does scarcity impact the organizations that are… Continue reading From Organizational Scarcity to Integrated Learning

I’m pretty excited! On February 27th, FHI turned 12 years old. Of course, we haven’t always had the same name, and we have evolved a lot over that time. I will… Continue reading Our Evolving Organization

One of the questions that we are most frequently asked at FHI is “how do you begin the conversation about money with a client?”   I think this question is very… Continue reading Be The Change

An Apology – sort of: I think a typical blog starts with an apology for not having written something sooner!  Okay – so it’s later than expected, but here it is. … Continue reading Conversations in Economic Mobility