I am a clinical psychologist and psychoanalyst who specializes in financial therapy and executive coaching. Using a collaborative and explorative approach, I help clients understand the conscious and unconscious meanings and misconceptions about money, and how these affect their day-to-day lives in profound ways. In understanding their irrational behavior with money, clients can achieve wide-ranging improvements, including more harmonious relationships with family, less financial stress (regardless of economic conditions), better balance between work and home life, and an increased ability to feel truly fulfilled rather than constantly in need of the next "thing." By demystifying money, clients are in a better position to use it wisely and purposefully for the betterment of themselves, their family, and their community. I also do workshops and individual coaching with financial planners and organizations interested in learning more about these ideas and how to integrate them into their practices.