Compassionate, supportive and structured therapeutic coaching to help you feel confident and calm about money

The traditional world of money isn’t designed for some of us. It’s just not how our brains are wired. If you’re neurodivergent, disabled, chronically ill, raising small children, earning variable income, LGBT+, or in any other way marginalised by the conventional finance industry, I see you and I am here to help.

How it works

We begin with a long chat to delve into your current situation. I’ll ask you questions about what is and isn’t working for you, which will help me spot what the core issues are.

Based on what we’ve talked about, I’ll draw up a suggested journey for your coaching adventure. My Four Domains of Personal Finance model will help us to structure your sessions. We’ll recognise where your strengths lie and lean into those to help bolster the areas that are less strong.

We’ll figure out how you’ll recognise that you’re on the right path, by identifying small, meaningful goals and agreeing ways to mark and celebrate them.

After the initial call, we meet each month to reflect on the changes you’ve made. My coaching approach is a therapeutic one, with an emphasis on building your confidence, untangling old unhelpful narratives, and empowering you to feel competent and in control.

I’ll suggest next steps and encourage you to complete tasks between sessions. There’s no set length for financial coaching with me, but on average my clients are ready to step away from regular coaching after about six months. That’s why I’ve created a six-session coaching package, with a monthly payment plan, no penalty for cancelling, and the option to add extra sessions at a discount.

You’ll start financial experiencing wins from our first conversation, but it’s after a couple of sessions that the magic really shows up. That’s when you’ll suddenly realise that you no longer see yourself as being “bad with money”. You’re not lying awake at night worrying. You even enjoy looking at your bank account now.