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Burnout and Financial Inconsistency
Burnout can significantly impact financial behaviours, routines and decision-making.
Hyperfocus Investing
Some neurodivergent individuals may experience periods of intense focus on a particular topic or interest.
Understanding Financial Avoidance Cycles
Financial avoidance is often driven by overwhelm, anxiety, uncertainty or fear of making mistakes.
Dopamine-Driven Spending
Some neurodivergent individuals may be more likely to seek novelty, stimulation or immediate rewards.
Reworking Financial Plans Around Energy and Capacity
Financial plans often focus on income, assets and goals, but rarely consider energy and capacity.
Identity Shifts After Diagnosis
Receiving a neurodivergence diagnosis can significantly change how a person understands themselves, their past and their future.
Follow-Up Structures That Support Client Success
Clear follow-up structures can improve engagement, confidence and completion rates.
Visual Tools and Pacing
Visual tools can help make complex financial concepts easier to understand.
Breaking Down Financial Decisions
Breaking complex decisions into smaller stages can reduce stress and improve understanding.
Structuring Information for Neurodivergent Clients
Clear , structured communication can improve understanding, confidence and engagement.
Avoiding Shame Triggers in Financial Conversations
Many clients carry guilt, embarrassment or negative experiences relating to money.
Non-Judgemental Exploration in Client Conversations
Non-judgemental exploration helps build trust and supports more sustainable financial outcomes.
Consent-Based Language in Financial Planning Conversations
Clients should feel involved in financial planning conversations, not directed through them.
Understanding Emotional Responses to Money
Financial decisions are often influenced by emotions, experiences, beliefs and past events.
Understanding Different Ways Clients Communicate
Neurodivergent clients may communicate, process information and express themselves differently.
Recognising Potential Neurodivergent Traits in Clients
Financial planners are not responsible for identifying, diagnosing or labelling neurodivergence.
Pattern-Based Financial Habits
Many people develop repeated patterns in how they earn, spend, save and manage money.
Impulse Spending vs Financial Avoidance
Some neurodivergent individuals may experience challenges with impulse spending, while others may avoid financial decisions altogether.
Understanding Risk Behaviours Through a Neurodivergent Lens
Different neurodivergent individuals may have very different relationships with risk.
Executive Function & Money
For some neurodivergent individuals, managing finances can be impacted by executive function challenges rather than financial knowledge.
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