Get Right with Money

Yes. Many women come to Get Right with Money® feeling exactly this way. The work is designed to meet you where you are, starting with nervous system regulation and resourcing so you’re not asked to push through overwhelm or avoidance. You don’t need to feel ready or confident — just willing to engage with steadiness and care.

No experience is required. All practices are guided and accessible, and you’re invited to participate in a way that feels supportive to your body. The emphasis is on building capacity, not doing anything “right.”

Both. This work bridges nervous system regulation, energetic healing, and real-world money practices. We attend to the inner relationship with money and the practical choices that shape your financial life. You don’t have to choose one over the other here.

Many participants are already competent and responsible with money. This work often supports a deeper layer — addressing the subtle tension, fear, or effort that can linger even when things look fine on the surface. Get Right with Money® is about changing how you relate to money, not just what you do with it.

It’s possible — but it isn’t the primary aim of Get Right with Money®.

This work focuses on changing the foundational way you relate to money: how your nervous system responds, how you make choices, and how consistently you can stay present with your finances. When those foundations shift, many women find that new possibilities open — including clearer decisions, better boundaries, and, often, increased income.

That said, income is not promised or forced. What is consistently reported is something deeper and more reliable: more peace with money, greater confidence in financial decision-making, and the capacity to take action without fear or shutdown. From that place, money tends to move differently — because you are moving differently.

You can expect approximately 2–3 hours per week, including the live session and any practices or reflections you choose to engage with. The program is designed to integrate into real life, not compete with it.

The elephant represents Ganesha, a figure I was first introduced to during my early yoga teacher training at Kripalu. In the Hindu tradition, Ganesha is known as the remover of obstacles and the guardian of thresholds — invoked at the beginning of journeys and new undertakings.

Over the years, Ganesha has been a steady presence and guide in my own life and work. When this program came together, it felt natural — and right — to welcome that energy into this circle. His presence here is symbolic: a reminder that this work is about meeting obstacles with steadiness, support, and care.

You don’t need to hold any particular belief for this to resonate. Think of the elephant as a visual anchor for the intention of the program itself: clearing what’s in the way, and beginning from a grounded place.

Get Right with Money® is a non-refundable investment.

This container is created with intention, care, and a meaningful commitment of time and energy on my part, and it asks for the same level of consideration on yours. I encourage you to read through the program details carefully and take the time you need to feel into whether this is a clear yes for you right now.

If you have questions that aren’t answered on this page, you’re welcome to reach out before enrolling. My priority is that you make a grounded, well-informed decision that feels right for you.