You’re doing all the “right” things. You’ve built a career. You’ve created income. You’ve hit the goals you once thought were impossible.
But behind the success, there’s something you can’t ignore: you still don’t feel safe with money.
Maybe you’re anxious every time you check your bank account.
Maybe you overwork to the point of burnout, afraid to slow down.
Maybe no matter how much you earn, it never feels like enough.
If this is you, I want you to know: you’re not broken. You’re not bad with money. You’re not ungrateful.
You’re likely carrying unresolved financial trauma—and no amount of hustle, budgeting, or mindset work will fully resolve what lives in your body.
This is the missing piece in nearly every money conversation—and it’s the foundation of everything we do at Epiphany Financial Therapy.
The Truth About Financial Trauma (and Why Mindset Alone Doesn’t Work)
Most people think money issues can be solved with mindset shifts, spreadsheets, and discipline. But that’s only part of the picture. If you’ve ever tried to “just think differently” about money—and it didn’t stick—it’s not because you failed. It’s because the approach wasn’t deep enough.
Financial trauma doesn’t live in your mindset. It lives in your nervous system.
Trauma isn’t just about what happened to you. It’s about how your body responded when it didn’t feel safe, supported, or seen. Financial trauma can stem from:
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Growing up with financial instability or scarcity
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Experiencing sudden loss, debt, or economic oppression
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Being raised in environments where money was tied to control, silence, or shame
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Navigating cultural or generational money beliefs rooted in survival
These experiences get embedded in your nervous system. They shape your internal sense of safety, worthiness, and trust—not just with money, but with yourself.
That’s why even highly successful women often feel:
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Guilt or anxiety about making or spending money
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The need to prove themselves through overworking
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Fear of visibility or expansion, even when growth is aligned
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Shame around “not doing more” despite already doing too much
You can’t simply think your way out of these patterns.
Because they’re not intellectual.
They’re embodied.
Why Success Doesn’t Always Equal Safety
This was my own story for years. I built a thriving career. I was the “go-to” expert. On the surface, I was winning. But inside, I felt anxious, exhausted, and disconnected from my own financial life.
I thought if I just worked harder, I’d feel better. If I just earned more, I’d finally relax. But it never came. Eventually, I was burnout—and no amount of hustle could protect me from the crash.
That was the turning point. I realized I didn’t just need better habits or bigger goals. I needed healing.
The Trifecta That Transforms: A Holistic Approach to Financial Healing
When I founded Epiphany Financial Therapy, I created the holistic Trifecta Financial Therapy Framework—a holistic model designed to help women heal their relationship with money from the inside out. It’s the very method I wish had existed when I was trying to untangle my own money wounds—burned out, disconnected, and stuck in survival mode despite external success. This framework goes beyond surface strategies and mindset shifts. It addresses the emotional, behavioral, and somatic layers of financial trauma—so the healing isn’t just intellectual. It’s embodied.
This integrative method blends money mindset shift, behavioral financial planning, and somatic financial healing to create deep, lasting transformation.
1. Money Mindset Shift
It helps you uncover and rewrite the subconscious beliefs you’ve inherited about money, success, and self-worth. This isn’t about surface-level positivity—it’s about deep reprogramming rooted in truth, compassion, and clarity.
You’ll explore:
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Where your money story comes from
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How shame, scarcity, or people-pleasing play out in your financial life
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What it looks like to rebuild your identity around worth, safety, and choice
2. Behavioral Financial Planning
Most financial plans ignore emotional capacity. Ours don’t. We integrate behavioral science and trauma-informed strategy to help you create systems and decisions that feel safe, sustainable, and aligned with your life.
You’ll learn how to:
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Create a nervous-system-safe financial structure
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Plan, save, and invest from sufficiency—not fear
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Set boundaries with money, time, and energy
3. Somatic Financial Healing
This is where true change happens. Somatic work helps release the trauma stored in the body—the root of chronic money anxiety, avoidance, and overworking. It’s the reset your nervous system has been craving.
Through guided somatic work, you’ll:
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Regulate your internal stress responses to money
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Build embodied capacity for abundance, rest, and receiving
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Feel safe and supported—regardless of your financial circumstances
You’re Not Alone—And You’re Not the Problem
My story mirrored so many of my clients—navigating deep survival patterns with money despite external success.
What changed my life wasn’t more mindset work. It was embodiment. Nervous system healing. Integration.
And that’s exactly what the Epiphany’s Trifecta Financial Therapy Framework offers.
This is for you if…
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You’re highly driven, but secretly overwhelmed by your finances
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You keep hitting income ceilings or sabotaging growth
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You avoid money or obsess over it—sometimes both
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You want to feel emotionally safe with money, not just intellectually capable
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You’re ready to stop surviving and start living in aligned abundance
The Invitation to Go Deeper
If you’ve read every money book, taken the courses, done the affirmations, and still feel like something’s missing—this is it.
At Epiphany Financial Therapy, we don’t just teach financial wellness. We help you embody it.
Because success should feel safe.
Wealth should feel easeful.
And your body deserves to lead the way.