Financial Therapy for clients in California
Support for thoughtful professionals, founders, and globally minded clients navigating money, identity, and transition.
In California, success can bring opportunity, freedom, and outward momentum, but also pressure, overextension, and a quiet sense that something still does not feel settled underneath. For some people, that may look like burnout. For others, it may be money anxiety, identity shifts, or the emotional weight of trying to hold everything together.
I provide financial therapy and psychology-informed support for clients in California who want to better understand the deeper patterns shaping their relationship with money, achievement, self-worth, and change.
As a board-certified psychologist and Certified Financial Therapist™, I work with clients who value depth, discretion, and a more thoughtful approach to growth and healing.
Common reasons clients reach out
Money stress beneath outward success
You may be doing well on paper and still feel anxious, avoidant, or never quite secure.
Burnout and high-functioning overwhelm
Achievement can come with chronic pressure, overthinking, and difficulty slowing down, even when life looks successful from the outside.
Identity shifts and reinvention
Career changes, relationship changes, business growth, or major financial milestones can bring up deeper questions about who you are now and what actually matters.
Family and cultural expectations
Money can carry responsibility, guilt, loyalty, and old roles that are hard to untangle on your own.
Patterns that insight alone has not shifted
You may already understand your patterns, but still find yourself repeating them.
How financial therapy can help
Financial therapy goes beyond budgeting or surface-level behavior change. Together, we look at the emotional, relational, cultural, and nervous system patterns that may still be shaping how you think, feel, and respond around money.
This work can help you:
understand money anxiety, avoidance, or overthinking
work through guilt, pressure, or scarcity patterns
make sense of the emotional side of success and change
build a steadier relationship with money, identity, and decision-making
My approach is warm, thoughtful, and grounded in clinical depth. I draw from evidence-based modalities such as EMDR, Internal Family Systems, and other trauma-informed approaches when appropriate
Virtual therapy for clients in California
My practice is fully virtual, which allows me to offer secure teletherapy for clients who are physically located in California.
I work especially well with thoughtful, high-functioning clients who want more than surface-level coping and are ready to better understand what is happening beneath the surface.
Also licensed to serve clients in New York, Nevada, South Dakota, and Washington, DC.