Most people don’t struggle with money because they lack information. They struggle because of habits, stress, emotions, and decisions made while on autopilot. These one on one financial counseling sessions focus on the behavior behind the budget, helping you understand how you make financial decisions and why certain patterns keep repeating.

Instead of telling you what you should do, we examine how you actually behave with money and design systems that work with your real life. Using principles from behavioral economics, each session helps reduce friction, increase clarity, and build consistency over time. This is a supportive, judgment free space focused on progress, not perfection.

Sessions are practical, reflective, and action oriented, designed to help you move forward with confidence. The Budget Brain journal is not required, but may be recommended as a companion tool between sessions for deeper insight and follow through.

The Budget Brain journal is not required, but may be recommended as a support tool between sessions.