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What if your money struggles aren't about numbers-but about memories? In When Money Triggers the Inner Child, Matthew Petchinsky reveals how unresolved childhood wounds-fear, shame, scarcity, and neglect-shape every financial decision you make as an adult. Through compassionate storytelling, somatic insight, and practical exercises, this book guides you to uncover the emotional imprints behind spending, saving, and self-worth. Learn to recognize how old survival patterns-overworking, avoidance, people-pleasing, or panic-still echo through your relationship with money. Then, step by step, reparent the frightened inner child who learned to associate wealth with danger, love with deprivation, and safety with control. Blending trauma-informed psychology, nervous system regulation, and heart-centered financial healing, Petchinsky shows you how to create emotional security that no market, paycheck, or relationship can take away. This isn't a budgeting manual-it's a reunion with the part of you that simply wants to feel safe, seen, and free. Transform your financial life from survival into serenity. Heal the child within-and let the adult you finally prosper. When Money Triggers the Inner Child is more than a book-it's an awakening of trust, safety, and abundance within.

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