Changing a lifetime of beliefs about money is a process, but it’s achievable with the right support and tools. Our approach combines traditional therapy with holistic practices to address the mental, emotional, and practical aspects of financial well-being.
Identifying and Reframing Limiting Beliefs
Together, we’ll uncover and challenge beliefs about money that may be holding you back, creating space for new, empowering perspectives.
Mindfulness and Visualisation Techniques
Mindfulness and visualisation help bring calm to financial stress and guide you toward a positive financial future, with greater focus and reduced anxiety.
Goal Setting and Financial Coaching
We’ll work on setting realistic financial goals that align with your values, helping you create actionable plans to achieve them while maintaining a sense of balance and purpose.
Energy Healing and Stress Reduction
Holistic approaches, such as energy healing, can help release past stress and emotional blocks around money, promoting a sense of calm and self-worth as you work toward financial goals.
With these tools and guidance, you’ll learn to approach money with confidence and clarity, creating a foundation for lasting financial wellness.
Understanding and Transforming Your Beliefs about Money
Money mindset therapy helps uncover and transform limiting beliefs that may be hindering financial growth. Some of the most common limiting beliefs we address include:
“I don’t deserve financial success”
This belief often stems from past experiences or feelings of unworthiness. Therapy can help replace this belief with a positive sense of self-worth.
“Money is always a struggle to earn and keep”
Many people hold a mindset of scarcity, believing that money is hard to come by. We work on shifting this perspective to embrace an abundance mindset.
“Financial success requires giving up my values”
It’s common to feel that making money conflicts with one’s ethics or values. Therapy can help integrate financial goals with personal values.
“I’m not good with money”
A lack of confidence in financial decisions often stems from early experiences. Therapy provides tools to build confidence and skills around financial choices.
“Rich people are greedy or selfish”
This belief can create an inner conflict around pursuing financial goals. Therapy helps you create a more positive, balanced perspective on wealth.
“Talking about money is shameful or rude”
This belief can prevent open conversations about finances with partners, friends, or even advisors. Therapy encourages healthy communication and transparency around money.
Each belief is unique, and therapy offers a supportive environment to reshape these thoughts, creating a mindset that encourages financial empowerment and well-being.
Money mindset therapy focuses on transforming limiting beliefs and patterns around money, helping individuals create a healthier, more empowered relationship with finances. It combines traditional therapy with holistic practices to address mental, emotional, and practical aspects of financial wellness.
Limiting beliefs around money often appear as repeated patterns or negative thoughts, such as “I’m not good with money” or “Money is hard to come by.” Therapy can help identify and challenge these beliefs, replacing them with a positive, growth-oriented mindset.
Yes, improving your money mindset is valuable at any financial stage. Therapy focuses on developing confidence and clarity, which can help you make empowered decisions regardless of your current financial situation.
Setting realistic financial goals is a core part of therapy. These goals align with your values and serve as a roadmap, helping you work toward financial well-being with confidence and purpose.
Holistic practices, such as mindfulness, visualization, and energy healing, can reduce stress and promote a positive mindset, creating a supportive environment for financial growth and clarity.
The timeframe varies by individual, but many people begin noticing shifts in a few weeks to a few months. Consistent therapy and mindfulness practices often lead to lasting changes over time.
Practical steps include budgeting, setting clear financial goals, reducing impulsive spending, and practicing mindfulness to stay calm and focused. Therapy provides additional guidance tailored to your needs.
Therapy can help you build confidence and self-worth, reducing the urge to compare. By focusing on your own values and goals, you can create a unique financial journey that feels fulfilling.