Psychology backed... benefits
Our relationship with money can be a tricky business. Largely in most part because we are usually unaware of the hidden psychological drives and motivations that direct our decisions with money both positively and negatively.
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Uncovers our unique money blocks and barriers
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Heal the rift between you and your spouse's constant arguments about money
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Understand your upbringing and its effect on your relationship with money
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Supports you through divorce settlements, that serves you and your family
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Curb risky financial behaviours that hit your bank balance
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Help kick gambling habits
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Ease the consumerism drive that sends your credit cards over the limit
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Supports you through traumatic financial circumstances and assists recovery
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Build a foundation of self-care around money
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Assists in building budgets and sticking to them
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Learn the patterns and lessons you are teaching your children about money
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Empower you to remain centred during the natural ebb and flow of money in your life​​ ...and so much more. It's time you THRIVED!​
Builds Financial Resilience
Financial Therapy repairs...
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Addresses chronic under-earning tendencies
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Tackles habitual over-spending behaviours
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Provides alternatives to reliance on 'retail therapy'
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Offers support during career transitions
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Encourages pursuit of personal aspirations and dreams
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Facilitates expansion of earning capabilities
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Halts patterns of financial self-sabotage
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Addresses challenges with budgeting
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Assists in resolving money-related conflicts
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Fosters a sense of solidity, centeredness, and capability
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Quiets the inner critic and reduces self-judgment
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Aids in financial recovery following divorce, bankruptcy, or financial shocks
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Cultivates self-confidence
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Promotes feelings of empowerment
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Strengthens resilience in financial matters
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Helps address deep-seated beliefs about money inherited from family or culture
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Assists in setting realistic financial goals and developing actionable plans to achieve them
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Provides tools to manage financial anxiety and fear of scarcity
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Addresses emotional triggers that lead to impulsive financial decisions
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Supports in overcoming feelings of shame or guilt associated with past financial mistakes
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Helps navigate complex financial situations such as inheritance, windfalls, or sudden wealth
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Teaches effective communication strategies for discussing finances with partners or family members
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Offers guidance on how to align financial values with personal values
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Provides a safe space to explore the emotional roots of compulsive financial behaviors
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Equips individuals with coping mechanisms for dealing with financial stressors
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Encourages mindfulness and self-awareness around money habits and attitudes
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Assists in developing a healthier relationship with money, fostering gratitude and abundance mindset.