- What is the trauma of money?
- The trauma of money describes the way unresolved trauma shapes financial behaviour — avoidance, overspending, chronic scarcity or an inability to make a decision in a review meeting. These are nervous system responses rather than knowledge gaps, and trauma informed practitioners can recognise and work with them.
- Are Procovo courses accredited?
- Yes. Trauma & Money Financial Adviser AU CPD is an FAAA accredited CPD activity (#34485) worth 11 CPD points. The Australian financial counsellor course carries 6 CPD credits, and the United States counselor course is AFCPE accredited for 6.0 CEUs. Some programs, such as Trauma & Money Foundations, are non-accredited professional development.
- Who are the courses for?
- Financial advisers, advisors and planners, financial counsellors and counselors, financial therapists, mental health professionals, money coaches, somatic practitioners and educators. Each profession has its own course version with the credit type recognised in its region.
- How much do the courses cost and how are they delivered?
- Prices are listed in Australian dollars on every course page, from AU$255 for the financial counsellor courses to AU$579 for the FAAA accredited adviser course. Most courses are online and self-paced with audio, transcripts, worksheets and case studies, and some subjects are also delivered live.