Frequently Asked Questions

Financial Therapy LLC is an educational company that explores the relationship between money, emotions, behaviors, choices, and everyday life. Through interactive programs, guided reflection, real-world scenarios, books, and learning experiences, participants are encouraged to better understand not only what they do with money, but what influences those decisions.

No. Financial Therapy LLC does not provide psychotherapy, mental health counseling, diagnosis, or clinical treatment. The word therapy reflects the opportunity to examine, discuss, and develop a healthier relationship with money through education, reflection, conversation, and experiential learning.

Jenae Murphy is a licensed Life & Health insurance producer with a professional background spanning human services, case management, insurance, housing, entrepreneurship, and community education. She combines those experiences to create practical, interactive learning environments that explore how emotions, circumstances, behaviors, and real-life systems influence financial decision-making.

Financial Therapy LLC currently offers signature educational experiences including Clocks & Coins and If Money Were a Person™. Programs use guided discussion, reflection, storytelling, role-play, decision-making scenarios, and experiential activities to help participants explore the emotional, behavioral, and practical sides of money.

Programs can be adapted for K–12 schools and school districts, colleges and universities, youth and young-adult programs, nonprofit and community organizations, faith-based organizations, workforce-development programs, corporations and employee programs, and family or community groups.

Rather than beginning only with numbers, budgets, or financial terminology, Financial Therapy LLC begins with the person making the decision. Participants explore the experiences, beliefs, emotions, responsibilities, priorities, and circumstances influencing their choices before examining how those choices affect real-world outcomes.

Yes. Financial Therapy LLC programs are designed around participation rather than lecture alone. Depending on the program and audience, participants may work through fictional identities, family decisions, unexpected life events, group discussions, relationship-to-money exercises, reflection activities, and real-world scenarios.

Yes. Program length, activities, discussion topics, and delivery can be adapted based on participant age, organizational goals, group size, and setting while maintaining the core learning objectives of each Financial Therapy LLC program.

Yes. Although certain experiences and publications are designed specifically for children and youth, the underlying relationship between money, emotions, behavior, and decision-making exists throughout every stage of life. Programming can be adapted for young adults, parents, professionals, employees, and community groups.

Financial Therapy LLC provides educational programming and learning experiences. Programs are not a substitute for individualized investment, legal, tax, or mental-health advice. When licensed insurance-related services are offered, they are provided separately and within the scope of applicable Life & Health insurance producer licensing.

Yes. Financial Therapy LLC works with organizations interested in bringing interactive money-and-behavior learning experiences to their communities. Programs may be delivered as individual workshops, multi-session experiences, or customized engagements depending on organizational needs.

Organizations can submit an inquiry through the website with information about the audience, approximate group size, desired program or topic, location, and preferred timeframe. Financial Therapy LLC will follow up to discuss the experience and determine the appropriate program structure.