Carleton University Report
At Doyle Salewski we observed that the majority of people who are having financial problems view their situation as a catastrophe, and appear to be suffering from serious trauma, which we entitled "Debt Stress". We suspected that Debt Stress was having a significant negative emotional, psychological, and sociological effect on individuals, families, and society. To verify the existence of Debt Stress, we partnered with Carleton University to conduct the report "The Consequences of Financial Stress for Individuals, Families, and Society". The report confirmed our suspicions by revealing that Debt Stress did exist, and was, in fact, the cause of a wide variety of negative effects such as a high incidence of mental and physical health problems, adverse effects on marital relationships, a negative effect on how parents parent, plus children of financially stressed parents are more prone to depression, loneliness, and are more emotionally sensitive. It has also become obvious that financial stress can drive people to suicide.

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Doyle Salewski / Carleton University, Debt Stress, Coping Survey
At our request, Carleton University composed a survey specifically for Doyle Salewski, designed to measure our clients' stress levels and their ability to cope, before and after meeting with us. The survey results indicated that over ninety percent of our clients benefited by a fifty percent (average) decrease in their stress levels. In addition, they demonstrated an average fifty percent (average) increase in their ability to cope.

As well as eliminating your excessive debt, Doyle Salewski helps to improve your quality of life.