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RadioProfile | psychology of the family economy

Money is not enough. Everything increases and the lack of certainty translates into financial insecurity and organizing the list of groceries and basic expenses translates into a sometimes grueling challenge.

There is no doubt that the quality of life is affected and that it impacts on mental health. How does an anemic economy affect psychological states and how does it alter the family system?

Guillermina Rizzo addressed the issue from psychology in her column for Radio Perfil FM 101.9.

by Guillermina Rizzo

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