Join us to examine how our mental models can serve us well – and outgrow their usefulness.

Every family carries different narratives about money and success formed from our experiences and values. Even if subconsciously, these stories shape how we raise our children and operate our families. But children and families grown and evolve – often more quickly than the narratives we hold.

Join Pathstone’s Hannah Kanstroom and Jim Coutré to reflect on how your own money stories might shape your approach to parenting – and explore if or when those narratives  should be updated to match the reality of your continually changing family. 

Your input will help shape the agenda. Our registration form invites you to share a current challenge, a question, or a communication approach that works for your family. We’ll  also use polling and other platform tools to adjust the discussion as we go. Your responses will be kept confidential.

This conversation may resonate if you are:

• A parent or grandparent hoping to shape how your children experience wealth and responsibility
• A parent watching a child start a family of their own
• A rising-generation family member hoping to catalyze change in the family
• A couple with different lived experiences around money

What we’ll explore together:

• How family history and personal experience shape our relationship with wealth
• Recognizing the narratives beneath the surface—and sharing them with curiosity
• Honoring the successes those narratives have achieved for our family
• Identifying when things are no longer serving us well and how to change