More Than Money

A 3-week workshop designed to help you better understand your relationship with money and give you practical tools to improve it

Facilitated Virtually by Tessa Natale, Registered Psychotherapist & Tegan McGinity, Wealth & Insurance Advisor

  • Because no one really teaches us how to have a relationship with money.

  • More clarity. More intention. More control.

  • Blending psychological insight with financial strategy to help you better understand your relationship with money and feel more confident in what you do with it.

Meet Your Facilitators

  • Tessa Natale (she/her)

    Registered Psychotherapist & Canadian Certified Counsellor

    based out of Vancouver, BC

  • Tegan McGinity (she/her)

    Wealth & Insurance Advisor

    based out of Winnipeg, MB

Fall 2026

Weekly Breakdown

  • Week 1. Tuesday November 3rd

    6pm CST | 7pm EST

    Beliefs Around Money, Financial Dreams & Goals
    Explore where your beliefs about money come from and how they shape your relationship with finances. Reflect on your financial hopes and identify meaningful short- and long-term goals.

  • Week 2. Tuesday November 10th

    6pm CST | 7pm EST

    Spending Patterns & Budgeting 101
    Understand the emotions and needs that can drive spending, avoidance, and other financial behaviours. Learn budgeting basics and begin aligning your spending and saving with your goals and values.

  • Week 3. Tuesday November 17th

    6pm CST | 7pm EST

    Regaining Control, Self-Protection & Creating Abundance
    Explore what is and isn’t within your financial control and learn practical ways to create greater security. Build strategies for protecting your future, increasing independence, and continuing the changes you’ve started.

Tuesday Nights

November 3rd, 10th and 17th 2026

6pm-7:30 CST | 7pm-8:30 EST

Your Investment & What’s Included

$147

per registrant (founding rate!)

no added tax

This group is for those who:

  • feel ungrounded in their relationship with money

  • spend impulsively or emotionally and regret it later

  • avoid checking your bank account or thinking about money

  • know you "should" budget, but struggle to stick with one

  • find yourself spending to cope with stress, discomfort, or difficult emotions

  • struggle with people pleasing or spending beyond your means in relationships

  • want to save for your future without feeling like you can't enjoy your life now

  • want to feel more independent and confident with money

  • are ready to get curious about why you do what you do with money, not just be told what you "should" be doing

If you answered yes to any of these, YOU’RE NOT ALONE.

PSA: this is an inclusive space, everyone is welcome 2SLGBTQIA+ friendly!

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