Financial Therapy & Coaching
Americans Relationship With Money:
Around 89.4% of respondents engage in emotional spending, with 54.2% stating they buy new products to feel happier (Self.com)
Among employees with an annual household income of $100,000 or more, 52% report feeling stressed by finances (PWC’s Annual Employee Financial Wellness Survey, 2019)
The latest stress in America survey found that 72% of Americans reported feeling stressed about money at least some of the time in the prior month. (American Psychological Association)
How financial therapy and/or coaching help clients?
I combine clinical and certified social work background to help clients explore their relationship with money by examining psychological, social, emotional, behavioral, environmental factors that have made an influence in one's life to better make conscious financial decisions that align with their goals
I am willing to have uncomfortable conversations about money by creating a safe and nonjudgmental, confidential space.
I know the basics about money management and provide guided exercises that encourage clients to implement new behaviors and strategies that encourage a healthier relationship with money.
I empower clients to take control of their money and gain control of their lives.
Clients who currently are experiencing mental health distress would benefit from financial therapy.
Clients who currently are not experiencing mental health distress, but want to work on a specific financial goal, would benefit from financial coaching.
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