Financial or money coaching is a service that helps individuals manage their finances more effectively. It explores your behaviors, patterns and habits around money. It involves working with a coach to create a budget, set financial goals, and develop a plan to achieve those goals. The coach provides guidance, support, and accountability to help clients make informed financial decisions.

Money coaching helps couples improve financial habits, reduce money-related stress, and align their goals. It focuses on establishing open and effective communication around money, understanding both individual and shared values, how to build a shared financial plan, and practical tools.

Unlike financial advisors, money coaches don’t sell products or manage investments. Therapy explores emotional and psychological history, whereas coaching focuses on present behaviors and future goals—especially around financial habits and relationship dynamics.

Yes! Coaching can help you identify your money triggers, improve communication, and create shared financial goals so you feel more connected and have productive money conversation - not arguments.

Not at all. Many couples start coaching to proactively align their goals, improve budgeting, or prepare for big life changes like marriage, kids, or buying a home. When you work with a coach proactively it reduces the potential to end up in a financial crisis in the future.

That’s common. Coaching creates a safe, non-judgmental space where both partners can feel heard and respected. We work together at your shared pace.

It depends on your goals. Many couples can see the impact after one session, and greater transformation over 3 to 6 months, with ongoing sessions available for continued support.