Haley White, CPC-I, Certified Financial Therapist™ (CFT™)

Financial Therapy for Adults & Couples

Financial success does not always create financial peace.

Money has the power to strengthen relationships, create opportunity, and support the life you want. When misunderstood or mishandled, it can also become one of the greatest sources of stress, conflict, and disconnection.

Many of Haley White's clients are financially successful by traditional standards. They have strong careers, stable incomes, investments, or growing wealth, yet still find themselves worrying about money, second guessing financial decisions, feeling guilty about spending, or wondering why it never quite feels like enough.

As a Certified Financial Therapist™ (CFT™), Haley specializes in helping individuals and couples develop healthier relationships with money by addressing the emotional patterns, beliefs, behaviors, and relationship dynamics that influence financial decisions.

Haley understands that financial decisions are rarely just mathematical. They are deeply emotional. Her background in financial therapy, business, and personal finance allows her to understand both the emotional and practical weight of financial stressors and significant financial decisions.

Whether you are navigating an inheritance, a major increase in income, retirement, a career transition, financial conflict, financial infidelity, or simply want to feel more confident and content with what you have built, Haley provides a highly personalized therapeutic experience focused on meaningful, lasting change.

Do Any of These Sound Familiar?

You may find yourself thinking, “I know I am doing well financially, so why do I still worry about money?” You may struggle to spend even when you can comfortably afford to, feel pressure to continually earn or accumulate more, avoid certain financial decisions, or question whether you will ever actually feel secure.

You may also be going through a major financial transition such as an inheritance, significant salary increase, retirement, marriage, divorce, or change in socioeconomic status and discover that the emotional experience is far more complicated than you expected.

For couples, the issue may be recurring disagreements about spending, saving, investing, or lifestyle choices. It may involve financial infidelity, differing money values, conversations about prenuptial or postnuptial agreements, or simply difficulty creating a shared vision for your financial future.

Financial therapy provides a place to explore what is happening beneath the numbers.

How Haley Can Help

Individuals

Haley works with clients experiencing financial anxiety, money avoidance, scarcity thinking, guilt around spending, difficulty enjoying financial success, emotional spending, or the persistent feeling that there should always be more.

She also helps clients navigate major financial transitions including inheritance, career changes, changes in income or socioeconomic status, retirement, business ownership, and financial windfalls.

The goal is not simply to accumulate more. It is to develop confidence, clarity, contentment, and a healthier relationship with the money you already have and the life you are building.

Couples

Haley helps couples navigate money disagreements, differing spending and saving styles, financial infidelity, rebuilding trust, premarital financial conversations, prenuptial and postnuptial discussions, and major financial decisions.

Money can create tremendous security for a family, but when left unspoken or mishandled, it can also create resentment, secrecy, conflict, and distance. Haley helps couples move toward healthier communication, greater transparency, and a shared understanding of what they want their money to accomplish.

Her Approach

Haley White integrates Financial Therapy, behavioral finance, Gottman Method Couples Therapy, Emotionally Focused Therapy (EFT), and Solution Focused Therapy to provide therapy that is personalized, practical, and focused on results.

Every session is intentionally tailored to your goals, values, priorities, and circumstances. From the beginning, Haley works with you to identify what you want to change, what may be preventing you from getting there, and what progress would actually look like in your life.

Therapy with Haley is collaborative and purposeful. She believes genuine connection, honest conversation, and humor when appropriate can make difficult topics easier to explore without losing sight of why you came to therapy in the first place.

Haley does not believe the goal should be to remain in therapy indefinitely. Her goal is to help you develop the insight, confidence, and practical skills necessary to overcome obstacles, achieve your goals, and become increasingly independent. One of Haley's greatest measures of success is helping clients reach a point where they are ready to graduate from therapy and move forward confidently on their own.

A Little More About Haley

Helping people build healthier relationships with money is not simply Haley White's profession. It is where her clinical training, business education, and genuine passion for personal finance come together.

Haley has earned the Certified Financial Therapist™ (CFT™) designation and is currently completing her Master of Business Administration (MBA). She plans to continue expanding her financial education in the future, including pursuing Certified Financial Planner™ (CFP®) certification.

Haley is also a United States Air Force veteran. Her military experience contributed to her appreciation for discipline, resilience, personal responsibility, adaptability, and setting meaningful goals.

Outside of clinical work, Haley genuinely loves personal finance. She enjoys learning about investing, behavioral economics, financial independence, and the psychology of money. She is an active member of the Financial Independence, Retire Early (FIRE) community and is continually interested in how people can use money more intentionally to create freedom, security, and lives that reflect what matters most to them.

There is also much more to Haley than finance and therapy. She loves cooking and trying new recipes, playing video games, traveling, spending time with her cats, and learning new things. She is currently studying Mandarin Chinese, which has become one of her favorite personal challenges.

Haley's personality carries into the therapy room. She values authentic connection and wants clients to feel that they are talking with a real person. Sessions can involve difficult conversations and meaningful work, but they do not need to feel rigid or serious every minute. Haley uses warmth, authenticity, directness, and appropriate humor while remaining focused on helping clients move toward the life they want.

At the heart of Haley's work is a simple philosophy:

Financial success is about more than building wealth. It is about creating a life where money supports your values, your relationships, and your overall well being.

Financial Therapy and Financial Advice

While Haley White has extensive knowledge of personal finance, behavioral finance, and financial psychology, she does not provide financial planning, investment, tax, accounting, or legal advice.

Financial therapy is designed to complement, not replace, the work of financial advisors, accountants, attorneys, and other financial professionals. Haley's role is to help clients better understand the emotions, beliefs, behaviors, and relationship patterns that influence financial decision making.

Fees & Availability

$150 per 50 minute session

Haley White provides cash pay therapy only and does not accept insurance.

Haley currently has openings for new clients for both:

In person therapy in Las Vegas

Secure virtual therapy for clients throughout Nevada

Haley works with both adults and couples seeking a more intentional, confident, and healthy relationship with money.