FAQs
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Warren Buffet once said, “Someone is sitting in the shade today because someone planted a tree a long time ago.”
A strong, sturdy tree has healthy, nourished roots. Our health is like a tree in that it needs tending to. Then, it in turn tends to us. My role is to support your family’s emotional, mental, and financial health.
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PsyD: Doctor of Psychology
To use the title ‘psychologist’ in the US, you must have a doctorate. These degrees are typically PhDs (that focused on research during training) or PsyDs (that focused on clinical practice).
ABPP: Board Certified Psychologist granted by the American Board of Professional Psychology
This is the highest level of recognition of a psychologist’s competence. Currently, 4-5% of psychologists in the country are board certified.
CFT-I™: Certified Financial Therapist granted by the Financial Therapy Association
This is granted to financial or mental health professionals with specialized training in financial planning, mental health, and financial therapy.
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Yes. My Media Kit is available here and you can contact me here.
Talking points include:
Anxiety
Assisted reproduction and mental health
Child abuse & neglect
Content creators’ mental health
Depression
Healthy communication
Infant, toddler, child, and adolescent development
LGBTQIA+ concerns
Mental health access and stigma
NICU caregivers’ wellbeing
Parenting
Pregnancy and infant loss
Relationships and dating
Seeking and beginning therapy (all ages)
Surviving difficult times
Trauma and PTSD
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Effects of debt
Emotional aspects of personal finance
Emotional effects of fraud
Family relationships and money
Financial issues during life transitions
Financial abuse and trauma
Financial health
Minorities and finance
Spending habits
Wealth psychology and emotional aspects of wealth
Women’s financial empowerment
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It depends. I am happy to partner with businesses and brands that I believe in and that align with my personal and professional values. Please contact me and we can determine if we’re a good fit.
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Yes! My private practice, Poui Consulting, can be found here.
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Financial therapy can help you outline and pursue your financial goals by also considering how you think about, feel, and behave with money. Most therapists aren’t trained in the nuances of financial management and most financial planners aren’t trained in navigating human emotions, histories, and relationships. As a Certified Financial Therapist-I™, I am trained in foundational money management, as well as understanding your relationship with money.
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I’ve created a guide to starting therapy, available here.
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I was born and grew up in Trinidad & Tobago. I’m a true islander and am proud of my heritage.