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1. Financial Emotional Resilience (FER) is Preventive Care

FER was introduced as a tool not just for coping, but for thriving—equipping youth with the confidence and clarity to make sound financial decisions. Mentors are positioned as mental and financial wellness allies, offering early intervention before stress spirals.

2. Mentors as Models of Financial Resilience

Mentors were guided on how to model healthy financial behaviours and emotionally attuned support. Youth struggling with shame, fear, or uncertainty around money benefit from seeing resilience in action—not just being told about it.

3. Reframing Limiting Money Beliefs

Many youth carry inherited money stories that sabotage confidence and behaviour. Mentors learned how to help mentees identify and reframe these beliefs, cultivating empowering narratives and a future-oriented financial mindset.

4. Practical Tools Meet Emotional Insight

From budgeting and debt strategies to reframing techniques and language of money, the webinar emphasised a blend of practical financial tools and emotional intelligence—making it easier for youth to act and reflect, not just learn.