Wealth isn’t just about money — it’s about values, healing, and legacy.

Why Seek Therapy Around Wealth and Legacy?

Wealth and inheritance often carry more than financial weight. Families may face:

  • Unresolved conflict about who “deserves” what

  • Guilt or grief tied to financial gain or loss

  • Pressure to “break cycles” without tools or support

  • Power struggles between generations or siblings

  • Silence about money due to cultural or historical trauma

  • Fear of repeating patterns of disconnection, secrecy, or scarcity

We provide a trauma-informed, nonjudgmental space to name these dynamics, repair trust, and create shared meaning across generations.

Change can be tough.

Whether your family is preparing for a major inheritance, passing down land or a business, or simply beginning to build generational wealth for the first time, emotions can run high. Conversations about money, legacy, and family history are often tied to unspoken trauma, power dynamics, and generational expectations.

At our practice, we offer family therapy for navigating generational wealth in a way that centers healing, communication, and cultural context — especially for BIPOC and LGBTQ+ families who are building or passing on legacy in systems not built for us.

A Holistic Approach to Family Therapy

  • Our Approach to Legacy & Wealth-Focused Family Therapy

    We view wealth not just as assets, but as the values, stories, land, labor, resilience, and healing passed through generations. Our therapists are trained to support nuanced, often emotional conversations around:

    Intergenerational Communication: Bridging gaps in values, language, and expectations

    Family Roles & Boundaries: Clarifying responsibilities without replicating harm

    Financial Transparency: Learning to talk about money without shame or secrecy

    Power & Privilege: Naming how racism, colonization, capitalism, and heteropatriarchy impact financial dynamics

    Legacy Planning: Creating shared goals for what gets passed down — and what gets healed

  • For Families Creating New Wealth, Not Just Inheriting It

    Many BIPOC and LGBTQ+ families are the first generation to build wealth — starting businesses, buying property, or establishing long-term security. That journey can feel isolating, especially when navigating family ties, community expectations, and internalized narratives about money.

    We help families:

    Build healthy foundations for long-term success

    Communicate about giving, investing, or saving

    Prepare the next generation with emotional and financial readiness

    Heal from survival mode while creating space for abundance