Financial Therapy

When money is about more than money.

Explore the emotional, relational, and behavioural dimensions of money—with clinical sessions bookable online and a clear path for fit and scope.

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Current statusClinical booking available online

Yvonne’s clinical sessions are booked online via Jane App, with a free 15-minute consultation available. Coaching, workshops, and organization programs use a short inquiry instead.

Free 15-minute consultation

Individual sessions $50 · Couple sessions $75

Direct billing is not offered. Insurance-friendly receipts are provided after each session. Sliding scale may be available if fees are a barrier.

Sessions available in English and Mandarin · Virtual across Ontario

English & Mandarin

Care that can hold cultural and family context.

Sessions are available in English and Mandarin. Many clients bring immigration stories, family duty, achievement pressure, and cross-cultural partnership dynamics into the room—those themes belong in the work.

Who it is for

When the practical problem has an emotional weight.

Tap any themes that feel familiar.

Tap any themes that feel familiar.

Two connected specialties

Work pressure and money pressure rarely stay in separate boxes.

Support for burnout, executive anxiety, workplace bullying, career transitions, team strain, and the burden of sustained responsibility.

How it differs

Not advice-only. Not a generic therapy script.

Tap any themes that feel familiar.

Tap any themes that feel familiar.

Practical details

What to expect before you begin.

Care is provided by Yvonne Zhu, CFA, MFin, RP (Qualifying). Virtual sessions across Ontario via Jane App (weekdays; limited weekends by prior arrangement).

Virtual therapy via the secure Jane App for eligible clients in Ontario. Weekday availability; limited weekends by prior arrangement.

Therapy and counselling services are provided within the scope of a Registered Psychotherapist (Qualifying) under CRPO. Workshops and organizational programs are educational and facilitative—they are not a substitute for individual therapy, emergency care, legal advice, or formal financial planning.

What people often leave with

More awareness, better conversations, and a steadier next step.

Outcomes vary. Therapy does not replace legal, tax, or formal financial advice. Scope and professional fit are clarified before care begins.

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