Do your finances have you feeling completely hopeless?

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Are you an expressive woman who somehow took a wrong financial turn and have no idea how to find your way back? Does the secret of your compulsive spending affect every aspect of your life? Is your debt or your spending, your gambling or your loans, preventing you from having honest relationships with your loved ones as well as financial freedom for yourself?

If this description fits you or a woman you know, who appears to be in their 20’s-40’s, contact us.
A team of world-renowned psychologists who specialize in debt therapy and rehabilitation are here to help you with a new docu-series soon to be in production.

We are looking for people who:

–Have extreme debt they are hiding from their loved ones, which puts an insurmountable strain on those relationships. Essentially, someone “cheating” with money!

–Parents and spouses who enable their loved one to be fiscally dependent on them every day and every which way (i.e., not forcing them to get work, housing them during their addiction to spending, etc.) because they want to keep them close and maintain control.

–Are you affected by a spouse who has money but won’t spend it on the important things in life? Are you being denied what could be easily afforded or even some of life’s necessities by a Scrooge? Is your family crumbling from the effects of this financial hoarder?

–Workaholics who refuse to leave the office or turn the blackberry off long enough to enjoy their hard earned cash (and time with their family)! A family being destroyed by an over worker!

–A woman who is entirely spoken for and financially “kept” by her boyfriend or husband. She likely has no credit to her name, no bank account in her name, and was bullied into taking his last name! Her husband keeps her from financial independence, even going so far as to sabotage jobs or her attempt to get jobs. Now she’s stranded with no way out of this financially abusive relationship!

If you know someone who is stuck in any of these situations, and desperately needs the help of a proven specialist, please give them our information and have them contact us (or contact us yourself) as soon as possible. We can help. And we want to!

Email us at casting@parkslopeproductions.net with the following information:

–Your full name or the name of the person you are trying to help

–A summary of the issues at hand with examples of how bad it is

–Basic information: where you/they live, what you do, who you live with, etc.

–The best way to contact you and when (if certain times are better than others). Phone numbers and email addresses.

–Photos of all people involved

Posted by Sara Noel on December 16 2010. Filed under Contributors.
Sara Noel owns Frugal Village, LLC and is a nationally syndicated columnist with Universal Uclick. Bio, Follow me on Twitter, Join us on Facebook Both comments and pings are currently closed.