Jenae Murphy | Owner, LIA
Driven by a desire to create meaningful change, Jenae became licensed as a Financial Therapist and Agent in 2020. She later expanded her vision to build Financial Therapy LLC — an organization dedicated to combining emotional awareness, behavioral understanding, and educational experiences to help individuals develop healthier relationships with money.
Through curriculum-based programs, guided journals, workshops, and community engagement, Jenae’s mission is to encourage honest conversations around money, challenge limiting beliefs shaped by social conditioning, and create pathways toward emotional wellness, financial awareness, and generational growth.
Jenae believes that understanding the emotional connection to money can create healing, confidence, and long-term transformation for individuals, families, and communities alike.
Born in Boston, Massachusetts and raised by her Haitian grandmother, Jenae Murphy developed a deep understanding of resilience, balance, and perseverance from an early age. As the third child on both her mother and father’s side, she naturally gravitated toward creating stability and finding harmony within both her personal life and professional journey.
As a single mother of two daughters, Jenae has overcome many life challenges, including experiences with physical, emotional, and verbal abuse, as well as abandonment. Rather than allowing those experiences to define her, they became the foundation for her passion to help others heal, grow, and reclaim confidence within their lives and finances.
Jenae began her college career in 2007 and later earned her Bachelor’s degree in Human Services from Fisher College in 2019. While working within the mental health field, she recognized a significant emotional gap surrounding finances and the impact money has on mental and emotional well-being within individuals, families, and communities.
Our Approach
At Financial Therapy LLC, we believe financial growth begins with awareness, understanding, and honest conversations about money.
Our approach combines emotional insight, behavioral awareness, and real-world financial experiences to help individuals better understand how thoughts, habits, and life experiences influence financial decision-making.
We recognize that money impacts people differently across communities, generations, and lived experiences. That’s why our programs are designed to create safe, engaging, and educational environments where participants can explore healthier relationships with money without shame or judgment.
Through curriculum-based learning, guided reflection, workshops, and interactive tools, we aim to make financial education more human, relatable, and impactful.
Who We Serve
We create educational experiences and community-centered programs designed to support individuals, families, schools, and organizations in developing healthier relationships with money.
Our work is designed for:
• Schools & Youth Programs
• Families & Individuals
• Community Organizations
• Workforce Development Programs
• Educational & Community Initiatives
We believe meaningful financial awareness should be accessible, engaging, and relatable across all communities and life experiences.
