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Healing Our Relationship with Money

A Holistic Inquiry Into Us and Money

Healing Our Relationship with Money

with internationally renowned Financial Therapist & Author, Jane Monica-Jones

Sundays, September 11, 18 & 25

from 10:00 a.m. to 12:30 p.m. CST (Italy/Rome)
6:00 – 8:30 p.m. AEST (Sydney)

Most of us would prefer to ignore or “wishfully” think about money. But instead of avoiding this topic why don’t we create a new dialogue around it?

Beyond its use as a device to acquire our basic needs to survive, money is often a tangled web that is loaded with our hopes, beliefs, projections, and fears. As a symbol of esteem, power and omnipotence to some, or fear and insecurity to others, money and its presence in our life can be a source of great joy or can take us the edge of our undoing.

 

As a pervasive force that weaves through so much of our lives, we are excited to offer an opportunity to dive deeply into our relationship with money.

 

Through Healing our Relationship with Money, we will bring more self-awareness, compassion, and authenticity to this often challenging aspect of our life.

 

“I will not tell you to renounce money. That has been told to you down the ages; it has not changed you. I am going to tell you something else: celebrate life, and the obsession with money disappears automatically.” – Osho

Join us for a journey into making peace with money!!

Week One:

Money and our Past

 

Through inquiring into our Money Stories* we will discover the source of our often complicated relationship with money. In this module we will understand the painful patterns from our early conditioning and wounding experiences with money, that keeps us in a state of fixity on how we live, love and make sense of the world and money.

 

*A Money Story is a personal history or narrative about money in our life. It includes experiences, thoughts, feelings, behaviours, and beliefs around money. They can be person centric or generational and are often influenced by culture, for example money in western societies and economies have different cultural meanings to say communist or socialist societies and economies.

Week Two:

Money as a Lens for Relating and Awakening

 

In this module we will explore money in relation to self and others. Uncoupling issues of self-esteem, self-worth and intrinsic value, as well as how we relate to others and money, through understanding how we operate in both our shadow and our light with money. We will uncover the concepts, judgments, projections and beliefs we have about money that are often restrictive and limiting and restore a more balanced and expansive approach to dealing with the money in our life.

Week Three:

Authentic Financial Well-Being

 

In this module we will learn how to identify our unique stressors relating to money, in either its practical use in our day-to-day life or in relation to others. We will learn how to create strong financial boundaries and understand our obstacles to goal setting and follow through. We will learn strategies to feel better equipped to manage the practical elements of financial decisions and outcomes and gain an inner authority and capability to change any aspect of money that may cause conflict in our life.

“When we are not run by our negative conditioning around money, the accumulation of it or the lack, we can put money into its rightful place — as a great teacher and a currency for change.”

 

– Jane Monica-Jones from The Billionaire Buddha

Jane Monica-Jones

Jane Monica-Jones is a leader and innovator in the field of Financial Therapy and the Psychology of Money. She is a psychotherapist, financial therapist and assistant facilitator at Path Retreats, and has been involved in the work of spiritual development for over 20 years.

 

She is trained in Psychotherapy, Holistic Counselling with Rafia & Turiya, SAT Enneagram, is a Financial Counsellor and Somatic Experiencing® Practitioner, and is a trained Anapana Sati Meditation Teacher.

 

In her therapeutic practise she works with issues of addiction, drug and alcohol, depression, anxiety and the maladaptive and chronic psychological and behavioural issues of financial under-management and stress, financial abuse and as well as teaching money mindfulness and detachment.

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