1) Is this therapy?

No. While I am a trained mental health professional, financial coaching is not therapy. Coaching is future-focused, solution-oriented, and centered around your relationship with money. It’s about mindset, behavior patterns, and identity—not clinical treatment or mental health diagnosis.

2) What exactly is financial coaching?

Financial coaching focuses on your mindset, beliefs, behaviors, and narratives around money. Together, we uncover hidden blocks such as shame, fear, avoidance, or scarcity, and work toward empowered financial decisions. It’s not about numbers, it’s about your relationship with money.

3)Who is this coaching for?

This is for individuals who feel stuck, overwhelmed, avoidant, or disempowered around money. Whether you’re dealing with guilt from overspending, confusion about earning more, or anxiety about financial responsibility, this space is for those ready to shift their internal money stories.

4)Why should I pay for financial coaching?

The way you feel, think, and behave around money directly impacts every area of your life, from your relationships, career to your mental health, and sense of self-worth.

Financial coaching isn’t about quick fixes or financial advice; it’s about long-term transformation. When you invest in coaching, you’re not just paying for sessions; you’re investing in clarity, confidence, and a healthier relationship with money that will serve you for years.

If you’ve tried budgeting apps, financial advice, or avoided the topic altogether—and you’re still stuck—coaching helps you address the root causes of your money patterns, not just the symptoms.