Krysteena Wilson, LCPC

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Krysteena Wilson, LCPC Modern Therapy for Couples in Boise, Idaho.

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Money is one of those things we all have to deal with, but very few of us were actually taught how to talk about it.We l...
10/12/2026

Money is one of those things we all have to deal with, but very few of us were actually taught how to talk about it.

We learn about money from our families, our past relationships, our successes, our mistakes, and sometimes by figuring things out the hard way.
Then we bring all of that into our relationships.

On November 10, I’m partnering with Beth Carrier, divorce mediator with Pivot Point Resolutions (pivotpointresolutions) , for Money Talks, a practical workshop about the intersection of money, relationships, and your financial future.

We’re combining my perspective as a relationship therapist with Beth’s experience as a mediator to talk about both the emotional and practical sides of money.

And you do NOT need to be married or even currently partnered to benefit.
If you’re single or dating, this is a chance to learn some of the questions worth asking before combining finances, buying property, getting married, or making other big decisions together.

If you’re already partnered, it’s an opportunity to have conversations you may have been avoiding or simply didn’t know you needed to have.

đź“… Tuesday, November 10
⏰ 6:30 to 8:00 PM
📍 Tree City Wellness | Boise
🎟️ $25 early bird through October 31 | $35 after

Come solo or with a partner. No financial expertise required.

Registration link in bio.

For residents of Boise, Idaho and surrounding areas only. This is an in-person workshop.

NEW WORKSHOP: November 10, 20266:30 to 8:00 PMTree City Wellness, 1614 W. Jefferson Street, BoiseRegister here:https://b...
10/11/2026

NEW WORKSHOP: November 10, 2026
6:30 to 8:00 PM
Tree City Wellness, 1614 W. Jefferson Street, Boise
Register here:
https://book.stripe.com/3cI6oJfdU6yzgQV8Rd3Je00

How much do you actually know about your partner’s relationship with money?

Not just how much they spend or who pays which bills.

What did their family teach them about money?

What does financial security mean to them?

What debt does each person bring into the relationship?

What happens to property or accounts when you get married?

What should you be talking about before you combine finances, buy a house, get married, or plan for retirement?

These are important conversations, but most of us were never taught how to have them.

That’s why I’m excited to partner with Beth Carrier, divorce mediator with Pivot Point Resolutions, for a new workshop at Tree City Wellness called Money Talks.

As a relationship therapist, I see how quickly conversations about money can become conversations about something much deeper: security, trust, independence, family history, power, expectations, and our hopes for the future....

Beth brings another important perspective to the conversation, including some of the practical and legal realities people may not realize they need to understand.

Together, we’ll explore how emotions and family history shape financial habits, common blind spots involving debt, accounts, property and retirement, what Idaho community property means for couples, and practical ways to talk about money with more clarity and less conflict.

And this workshop is not just for married couples. It’s for anyone who is single, dating, married, divorced, remarried, or living with a partner.

In fact, if you’re dating or considering a long-term partnership, learning which questions to ask before making major financial decisions together can be incredibly valuable.

You’ll also leave with a Financial Relationship Check-In, Money Conversation Scripts Pack, practical questions for a current or future partner, and one personal next step toward greater financial confidence.

Register here:
https://book.stripe.com/3cI6oJfdU6yzgQV8Rd3Je00

You might know exactly what you want to say yet still spend the whole evening deciding whether to bring it up.You have c...
10/06/2026

You might know exactly what you want to say yet still spend the whole evening deciding whether to bring it up.

You have come up with all of the excuses why you shouldnt:
Because your partner is tired.
Because you’re tired.
Because you don’t want another conversation to turn into an argument.

This makes sense…Especially when you grew up without many examples of people disagreeing, sharing responsibility, and coming back to say, “I’m sorry.”

But putting something off can bring relief tonight while leaving the same loneliness, uneven mental load, or unresolved hurt waiting for you tomorrow.

“Choose your hard” doesn’t mean pushing through every conversation when you’re exhausted. Sometimes the next step is agreeing on a time to talk when you both have more room for it - after taking a break to calm down and sort things through in your head.

The work of building an equal, connected relationship belongs to both of you.

Think about something you’ve been putting off in your relationship that you know could help your relationship improve. Start there.

[Accepting clients for couples counseling in person in Boise or online throughout all of Idaho. Visit our link in bio for a free consultation.]



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“Maybe this is just what having young kids looks like…?”When nothing feels obviously wrong from the outside, it’s easy t...
10/02/2026

“Maybe this is just what having young kids looks like…?”

When nothing feels obviously wrong from the outside, it’s easy to dismiss the distance you feel in your relationship.

But broken connection in a relationship happens in tiny moments that build over time.

Like the conversation that becomes a to-do list, the task that only happens after a reminder, the hurt you leave unspoken because you’re both too exhausted to argue.

Each moment can seem too small to mention. But over time it turns well-meaning partners into distant roommates.

And when you didn’t grow up seeing people share responsibility, ask directly for comfort, or come back together after conflict, you may be learning those things anew while raising children of your own.

You can understand why this season is demanding and still want something to change. Understanding the strain doesn’t mean accepting an unequal load or putting your need for connection on hold indefinitely.

You don’t have to dismiss what you’re missing just because you value what you have.

This is a more common struggle in modern couples than you may realize. The good news? You can find a way back to each other.

[Accepting clients for couples counseling in Boise or online throughout Idaho. Visit our link in bio.]

09/23/2026

You know logically that five minutes without a reply probably doesn’t mean anything.

But your nervous system? Not loving it…

Anxious attachment can make small moments of uncertainty in relationships feel much bigger than they are. Such as….

The text goes unanswered.
Your partners tone feels slightly different.
They seem quieter than usual.
They ask for space.
And suddenly your brain is gathering evidence as to why your relationship is doomed.

When you’ve learned from childhood to be especially alert to changes in the feeling of closeness with someone, your attachment system can become very good at noticing even tiny shifts in behavior, then analyzing what they could possibly mean.

Once you understand the WHY behind these thoughts you can slow down the story your brain is creating, and respond from what’s actually happening instead of what you’re afraid might be happening.

Learning your attachment style is step 1…

Want to learn more about yours?

Comment ATTACHED below and we’ll send you our free Attachment Styles Quiz to your DMs.

[Accepting new clients for therapy in Boise Idaho or online throughout all of Idaho. Visit our link in bio]



Boise Idaho therapist, marriage and family therapist in Boise, couples counselor in Boise, counseling for relationships, downtown Boise, Idaho couples

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1614 W Jefferson Street
Boise, ID
83702

Opening Hours

Monday 9am - 6pm
Tuesday 9am - 6pm
Wednesday 9am - 6pm
Thursday 9am - 6pm

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+12088170234

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