Where Should We Begin?
Success, wealth, and transitions do not always feel the way we expect them to.
You may be doing well on paper but still feel stuck when it comes to money, identity, family, or what comes next. You may understand your patterns yet the changes you want still do not fully last.
I understand that tension. Even after the degrees, paying off my student loans, and reaching financial freedom on paper, my nervous system was still living in the past.
My work sits at the intersection of financial psychology, wealth psychology, and trauma-informed care.
Below are a few ways I support individuals, families, professionals, and clinicians.
01. For Individuals: Financial Psychology
This may be a fit if money feels tied to pressure, responsibility, or the need to get it right.
You may be navigating a major transition, such as an inheritance, liquidity event, career shift, or change in global mobility. You may overthink financial decisions, avoid them altogether, or find that financial success carries more emotional weight than it “should.”
We work to understand the deeper patterns shaping your relationship with money so your choices can feel more grounded, intentional, and sustainable.
02. For Clinicians: Clinical Supervision & Mentorship
This may be a fit if you are a psychologist or therapist wanting to deepen your work in financial therapy, culture, identity, or the emotional dimensions of wealth.
I offer supervision and mentorship for clinicians who want to expand their skills, think more systemically, and bring a more nuanced lens to their clinical work.
03. For Deeper Processing: EMDR & Somatic Work
This may be a fit if you feel reactive, shut down, or stuck in ways that insight alone has not changed.
Sometimes the issue is not a lack of understanding. It is that certain experiences still carry a charge in the body. EMDR and somatic work can help process those experiences more deeply so you can respond with more flexibility and less reactivity.
How We Work Together:
Whether we are working through financial stress, wealth dynamics, identity shifts, or a clinical concern, I usually focus on three areas:
The nervous system
How stress, pressure, and responsibility show up in the body and affect the way you respond.
Core beliefs
The old stories, fears, and assumptions that may still be shaping behavior.
Everyday change
How to make shifts that are realistic, sustainable, and aligned with your values.
Not sure where to begin?
During the initial phone/video consultation, we’ll talk through what brings you here and decide which kind of support makes the most sense.
Money is never just about the numbers. It can hold fear, pressure, and family legacy.
I help you understand the patterns shaping your relationship with money so you and your family can enjoy the success you’ve achieved.