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Can Time Away Promote Shopping Self-Awareness?

A vacation and time away with family can be an inadvertent opportunity for self-awareness, self-discovery, and reflection. Recently, our friend […]

Carrie Rattle / December 23, 2017

We’re delighted to share a guest post to share with you from the wonderful Cheryl Stern. Broadway veteran actress and Jonathan Larson

Carrie Rattle / November 20, 2017

This is a guest post written by my colleague Kathleen Kingsbury, whose work and personhood I’ve admired for quite a

Carrie Rattle / November 6, 2017

One of the most revelatory and ultimately powerful tools in the Shopaholicnomore program is the dialogue. The purpose of the

Last Thursday, I spent the afternoon at the Lower East Side Girls Club in New York City and left feeling more

When it comes to overspending, clothes are the downfall for many. We see an ensemble in a store window that

If you already consider yourself one, The $mart Women podcast series will help you maintain your smarts, and if you’re

Imagine that your bank took truth serum one morning and when you went in for a loan

Overcoming overshopping does not only bring individual relief; it’s great for the whole world. In a recent article titled Everyday Ethical Changes

Carrie Rattle / November 2, 2015

The world we live in is a confusing and chaotic place. News stories surprise and astound us daily—from the discovery