Money doesn’t have to be stressful!
If it is, let's talk. We can put a plan together that meets your priorities of today while also including savings to meet your future goals.
From Overwhelmed to Empowered
ADHD Financial Coaching That Works! No shame. No guilt. Just a customized plan that makes sense for you.
Managing your money with ADHD can feel like an extreme sport!
But it doesn’t have to feel that way!
Traditional money advice wasn’t built with ADHD brains in mind. Trying to smash our finances into neurotypical boxes is a fast track to failure and money shame.
The truth is that you’re not broken, and you don’t suck with money. You just need tools and strategies that work for you, and a safe space to figure it all out without judgment.
Let’s build that safe space and strategies together. ♥️
Together, we’ll:
Lean into how your brain works to create simple, ADHD-friendly plans and systems to make following through feel effortless.
Align your finances with your priorities—whether that’s lattes, travel, or anything in between.
Ready to feel in control of your money? Let’s get started with a free consultation.
What Sets My Coaching Apart?
This isn’t a one-size-fits-all approach to managing money. My coaching is flexible and intuitive, adjusting to your pace and priorities. Whether you’re tackling personal finances, business planning, or both, we’ll focus on progress, not perfection. I’m not a believer in all of the budget rules out there. YOU are an individual, and your budget should be too!
Some clients move faster; others take their time. The key is forward movement—however, that looks for you.
How to get started:
Step 1: Free Consultation via Zoom
First, we’ll hop on a free call to see if we’re the right fit for each other. This is important because I want to make sure you feel comfortable and confident working with me before you make a commitment. We’ll talk about your goals, challenges, and what you’re looking for in coaching.
If we both agree it’s a good fit, we’ll move forward to explore coaching options.
Step 2: Choose Your Coaching Package
I currently offer two coaching packages:
6-Month Coaching Program: 699* CAD/Month
9-Month Coaching Program: 599* CAD/Month
Coming soon: a 12-month option is coming soon for those who want extended support!
Step 3: Build Your Foundation
We’ll start with a deep dive in Month 1. This includes:
A 2-hour session to create your personalized financial plan.
Designing customized systems for your money that align with your ADHD brain and set you up for success.
To get the most out of this session, you’ll share details about your income, expenses, and debts with me ahead of time in a file that we will use throughout our time together.
If you’re an entrepreneur, we’ll also factor in your business finances.
Step 4: Ongoing Coaching & Support
After the foundational session, we’ll shift gears:
Months 2-5: Two 1-hour sessions per month to build momentum and tackle your goals.
Month 6+ (and longer-term options): One 1-hour session per month to sustain progress and refine systems as needed.
There are also options to continue beyond your coaching program if you want to work together further.
Ready to Get Started?
It all begins with a free consultation. Let’s connect and see if coaching with me is the next right step in your financial journey!
The boring stuff:
There’s some prep work before we meet in month 1. I request that you share it with me 48 hours before our first session.
Payment for month 1 is due when you book your first coaching session. Subsequent months are due on the 15th of each month.
All sessions are virtual and held over Zoom.
*Plus applicable HST/GST for Canadians.
Do you have a specific question or two?
We can connect on a 45-minute coaching session so you can get the answers you are looking for.
This session is for you if you have an idea or questions you want to talk through with me.
These one-off sessions are not designed for you if you are looking for on-going coaching support or a full plan for your money.
“The walls of your comfort zone are lovingly decorated with your lifelong collection of your favorite excuses.”