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About Dr. Michele Finneran

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My services are proven to individuals, couples/marriages, families, organizations, and communities to get the recognition of the presenting issues and place strategies for improvement to overall success and achievement.

- Dr. Michele Finneran

Author, Clinical Psychotherapist, and
Mental Health Advocate

With a Ph.D. in Conflict Resolution/Dispute Analysis from Nova Southeastern University, Dr. Finneran is licensed to practice in Florida. Her research and experience focuses on the topic of domestic abuse populations. She also emphasizes thought and mood disorders, as well as psychological and emotional issues in her clinical, private practice. Dr. Finneran’s clinical practice is made up of a diverse population from pre-teens to adults. Many clients that Dr. Finneran treats are First Responders: law enforcement, police detectives, firefighters/EMT’s/paramedics, nurses, and medical personnel.

 

Driven by her mental health advocacy, Dr. Finneran now seeks to educate and inform others on her findings in regard to mental health, especially on the topic of domestic abuse by being open to nearly any and all speaking and educational events and opportunities for professionals alike.

Feel free to contact me for any questions or concerns as well as partnership opportunities and business inquiries.

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Let's be financially responsible
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Let's be financially responsible

It's hard to be financially responsible when life gets in the way! Especially when you're a first responder, facing the constant stress and unpredictability of your job. The long hours, emergency shifts, and emotional toll can make it difficult to prioritize your finances. Here are some common financial challenges faced by first responders: - Shift work: Irregular schedules can make it tough to stick to a budget and plan for expenses. - Emergency expenses: Unexpected medical bills, equipment costs, or other emergencies can strain your finances. - Emotional stress: The demanding nature of the job can lead to increased spending as a way to cope with stress. - Debt: Student loans, credit card debt, and other financial obligations can create a heavy burden. It's important to remember that you're not alone. Many first responders face similar challenges. Here are some tips to help you manage your finances: - Create a budget: Track your income and expenses to identify areas where you can cut back. - Build an emergency fund: Set aside money for unexpected expenses to avoid going into debt. - Seek financial counseling: A professional can help you develop a personalized financial plan. - Take advantage of first responder benefits: Many organizations offer discounts and benefits to first responders. - Prioritize self-care: Taking care of your mental and physical health can help you make better financial decisions. By taking these steps, you can gain control of your finances and reduce the stress that comes with them. Remember, you're not alone, and there are resources available to help you succeed. #financialtips #mentalhealthtips #mentalhealththerapist #compassionfatigue #firstresponder #burnoutrecovery

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