Therapy for
Financial Professional Entrepreneurs
in an Established Business
When you entered the finance world, you were excited about the responsibility of guiding others through their journey…
the fast-paced nature of the industry,
the constant challenge of growth and adaptation,
the personal connection you built with your clients and colleagues,
the satisfaction of seeing the impact your work had on both individual lives and broader financial landscapes.
But that excitement was gradually overwhelmed by anxiety and stress along the way.
The pride you once felt when clients trusted you with their financial futures now feels like a heavy burden, gnawing away at your own self-confidence.
Outwardly, you appear as though you’ve got it all under control, but inside, you feel like an imposter, on the verge of being found out as the chaos you fear yourself to be.
You’re constantly worried about the sustainability of your business or career.
Each meeting feels like it could be the one where everything unravels, where the client walks all away.
You either obsess over managing your own finances, or you feel completely out of touch with them.
The relentless pressure from your industry to grow, earn more, and outperform is suffocating.
The inner voice that used to drive your ambition now spirals into a barrage of self-doubt and comparisons that sting.
You’re always striving for excellence, but no matter what you accomplish, it never feels like enough.
Despite your charisma, you are consumed by the fear of professional judgment – so you keep yourself small and quiet, inadvertently limiting your growth potential.
Self-care has taken a back seat, replaced by hours lost to scrolling social media or binge-watching to numb the overwhelm.
You’re irritable, burned out, and utterly drained.
This career that once fueled your passion is now bleeding into your personal life, straining the relationships that matter most.
And in the communities you're part of, there’s a lack of open dialogue about these struggles – it seems no one acknowledges the fear, making any solution feel distant and uncertain.
You know you’re intelligent – maybe you even earned accolades and recognition for your achievements —
So, why can’t you figure this out?
You’re not used to opening up… You feel stuck.
You feel disconnected from yourself and unsure of your path forward.
You want to feel confident in yourself and your capabilities again.
You want to trust yourself and your decision-making more deeply than ever before.
You want to perform at your highest potential in a way that feels authentic.
You want to reduce stress and anxiety so you can breathe easier.
You want to cultivate more meaningful, supportive professional relationships where you feel truly seen.
You want to strike a fulfilling balance between your career, personal life, and self-care.
You want to embrace healthier attitudes toward money and success.
You want to feel secure in the long-term prosperity and sustainability of your business.
You want to rediscover the passion, motivation, and ambition that once fueled you.
…you will build confidence in yourself, your professional identity, and the overall health of your business or career.
…you will uncover the root causes of your stress, anxiety, and burnout while learning to manage the logistics of your professional and personal life in new ways.
…you will develop assertive communication skills that enhance the service you provide to clients and help you grow as a more authentic individual.
…you will learn tools to effectively combat Imposter Syndrome, or feelings of being a “fraud” in your achievements, so you can fully enjoy the rewards of your hard work.
…you will explore and address the narratives around money, prosperity, and financial security that have been keeping you constrained.
…you will gain greater clarity in what you truly want and the next steps you need to take.
…you will expand on the insights gained from processing emotions and past experiences to set and achieve goals that align with your core values.
…you will learn to honor your authentic self by breaking free from the unrealistic expectations imposed by others, society, cultural influences, and the financial industry.
In counseling for financial professionals entrepreneurs…
Therapy for financial professional entrepreneurs in an established business is most effective when working with a clinician who understands the complexities of this high-performing career. Given the specialized nature of this therapy, you want to feel secure, open, and excited, which means having a clinician that gets it at a deeper level.
I have developed my finance, accounting, and business background for over 20 years. While working in the field, I have provided consultation and insight to companies all over the country. In addition, I am dedicated to learning and growing through workshops, retreats, consultation, work and volunteer opportunities, meditation and body practices, supporting other professionals, and being an entrepreneur in several successful businesses myself. Combining this history with an extensive education in mental health counseling continues to provide me with a unique clinical perspective.
I provide therapy in Oregon, Colorado, Florida, & Arizona.
Additional Benefits of Therapy for Financial Professional Entrepreneurs
Feeling more open to others and their support
Deeper, more connected, and fulfilling relationships
Progressing from transition into achievements
A greater desire to celebrate your successes
Clarity in understanding who you truly are
Alignment with your core values and purpose
More peace, joy, and overall contentment in your life
Feeling empowered to care for yourself well
Improved, more restful sleep and relaxation
Healthier relationship with consumption
Stronger commitment to your goals
Greater self-compassion and self-acceptance
Increased freedom to fully enjoy what you love
More intentional engagement in the present
How Therapy Works
The first step is to review the FAQs page to initially determine if we would be a good fit. You can also schedule a free 15-minute phone consultation below if you have additional questions about our potential fit. If we decide to meet, you will fill out required paperwork before our first session.
During our first few sessions, we’ll talk about what prompted you to seek therapy, how you have attempted to support this need already, and what you hope to achieve together. We’ll explore your history and journey to therapy in more detail. I will ask a lot of questions during this early stage, giving you space to share your story.
Together, typically by the third session, we’ll clearly identify what you want to achieve in therapy. We will then create a plan for success, focusing on making immediate adjustments to reduce overwhelm, as well as long-term change. We’ll discuss potential roadblocks and strategies to overcome them.
In our subsequent sessions, we will continue to work on the goals you created at the beginning of therapy. If new problems arise, we will hold space for those problems, using them as real-time opportunities for growth. We will check in on your goals, as well as the health of our relationship, and make adjustments as necessary.