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At Evergreen Counseling, we understand that financial anxiety often runs deeper than simple money management issues, touching on core needs for security, worth, and belonging. Our trauma-informed approach recognizes that attitudes and emotions about money are shaped by family experiences, cultural messages, systemic factors, and personal financial history.
Financial matters trigger immediate anxiety, leading to avoidance or impulsive decisions.
You approach money matters with greater emotional regulation and clarity.
Your sense of worth is entangled with your financial status or achievements.
You develop a sense of inherent worth separate from your financial situation.
Money conversations in relationships quickly escalate to conflict or shutdown.
You communicate about finances with greater openness and effectiveness
Financial decisions are driven primarily by fear rather than balanced consideration.
You make financial choices aligned with your values and long-term wellbeing.
Shame about financial struggles keeps you isolated or pretending.
You develop self-compassion about financial challenges and appropriate boundaries about disclosure.
We understand that taking the first step towards therapy can feel overwhelming. We’re here to make this decision easier for you.
Starting therapy can bring up mixed feelings—part of you might be eager, while another part hesitates to confront deeply buried emotions. You might doubt whether therapy can help, especially if you’ve struggled for a long time or had disappointing experiences with untrained therapists or life coaches. At Evergreen Counseling, our trauma-trained therapists are deeply committed to providing expert care.
Take our 20-question, five-minute quiz to find out what kind of specialized therapy support you might need right now.