CONNECTING THE DOTS BETWEEN MONEY, EMOTIONS,

AND BEHAVIOR.

WHAT DOES MONEY MEAN TO YOU?

We can have between 50 - 200 unconscious beliefs about money that influence and guide our financial decision-making - often formed by the age of seven.

Our relationship with money is deep-rooted, but most of us aren’t aware of how it impacts our day-to-day financial decisions.

Together, we will address patterns of financial self-sabotage so you can live a life where you are in control of your money, your money is not in control of you.

Who Can Benefit From Financial Therapy?

People who have lots of guilt and shame about how they’ve managed their money and finances.
People who have recently inherited money and feel overwhelmed and burdened with the responsibility.
Individuals who avoid opening bills or looking at their bank balance.
Couples who argue about money.
Couples who have different money-styles - one’s the “spender” and the other is the “saver”.
As a licensed clinical social worker certified in financial psychology and behavioral finance, I help people understand the emotional and behavioral aspects of their relationship with money so they can be in control and improve their financial well-being.