Money coaches
Most money coaching fails at the point where a client already knows what to do and still can't do it. Learn why that happens, and how to coach around avoidance, control and chronic scarcity without re-traumatising the client.
Vocational and certificate training · self-paced
Each course is its own program with its own accreditation. Browse all trauma informed courses if you work across more than one role.
Professional development for financial professionals — no CPD or CEU credits, 7 chapters and 53 lessons.
A professional development certificate for financial advice, financial counseling and money coaching professionals worldwide.
A trauma-informed approach to inheritance, family dynamics and client decision-making.
Also training financial advisers, advisors & planners, financial counsellors, financial therapists, mental health professionals, somatic practitioners and educators & trainers.
Many money coaches find that their clients already know what to do: budget, save, review spending, negotiate a better rate. The harder problem is why they do not do it. When a client has a history of financial trauma, avoidance, overspending, control and chronic scarcity are not knowledge gaps — they are nervous system responses that reappear under stress.
Trauma informed money coaching gives you a phase-based framework for working with those responses without pushing the client past capacity. It helps you recognise when behaviour is driven by shame, fear or survival, and how to coach in a way that reduces re-traumatisation rather than adding to it.
Trauma & Money Foundations is the practical entry point for coaches. The Trauma Informed Financial Wellbeing Certificate is the deeper credential for coaches who want to integrate this work into their practice and stand out in a crowded market. Both are online and self-paced.
Every accredited course opens with a free preview — no card, no commitment. See the teaching style before you enrol.
