Financial therapist Nathan Reed argues that most money problems are not math problems-they are emotional problems. In "The Wallet Trauma," Reed explores how childhood experiences, family narratives ("we are not the kind of people who have money"), and past financial shocks create a "money script" that dictates our adult behavior.Reed explains why some people compulsively spend to soothe anxiety (retail therapy), while others hoard money out of a fear of scarcity, never enjoying their wealth. He introduces the concept of "Financial PTSD" for those who have lived through bankruptcy or poverty,...