TRAUMA AND MONEY
Unlock the Connection Between Trauma and Money
Free eBook for Therapeutic & Financial Professionals
Are you a therapist, coach, financial advisor, or helping professional who wants to better support your clients with their financial wellbeing?
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Money is more than numbers — it’s emotional, psychological, and deeply tied to our past experiences. Unresolved trauma can manifest in financial behaviours like overspending, underearning, financial avoidance, or chronic stress around money.
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This insightful eBook will help you:
✅ Understand the impact of trauma on financial behaviours
✅ Recognise patterns of financial dysregulation in clients
✅ Guide clients in overcoming money-related shame and guilt
✅ Apply trauma informed approaches to financial wellbeing
✅ Build psychological safety when discussing money matters
✅ Identify the role of nervous system regulation in financial decision-making
✅ Develop strategies to help clients reframe limiting financial beliefs​
✅ Learn practical tools to support clients in achieving financial stability
✅ Foster healthier financial relationships and boundaries for clients
Why This Matters:
Financial struggles often carry shame, anxiety, and deep-seated emotional triggers. By adopting a trauma-informed approach, you can create a safe, supportive space where clients feel understood, empowered, and capable of making lasting financial changes.
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Benefits to Your Clients
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✅ Reduces Financial Stress & Shame – Clients feel less judged and more supported in exploring their financial challenges.
✅ Increases Emotional & Psychological Safety – A trauma-informed space fosters trust, allowing clients to open up about money without fear.
✅ Breaks Unconscious Patterns – Many financial behaviors are rooted in past trauma. Understanding these patterns helps clients change them.
✅ Empowers Healthy Financial Decisions – Clients build confidence in managing money without fear, anxiety, or self-sabotage.
✅ Strengthens Financial Resilience – Clients learn coping strategies to handle financial setbacks without becoming overwhelmed.
✅ Supports Long-Term Financial Wellbeing – By healing money wounds, clients develop healthier financial habits that last a lifetime.
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By integrating trauma-informed financial practices, you don’t just help clients with their money — you help them transform their relationship with money for good.
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About the author
Jane Monica-Jones is a financial therapist, author, and educator dedicated to helping individuals heal their relationship with money. With a background in psychotherapy, financial therapy and trauma-informed practice, she bridges the gap between psychology and finance, offering a compassionate approach to financial wellbeing.
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Jane has worked with individuals, professionals, and organisations to integrate trauma aware financial strategies that promote lasting change. Her expertise has been featured in media, corporate trainings, and professional development programs where she empowers people to understand the deep emotional and psychological ties to their financial behaviors.
In Trauma & Money, Jane shares her groundbreaking insights into how past experiences shape financial habits — and how healing those wounds can create financial empowerment, stability, and peace.
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