Financial Psychology Mastery
An intensive eight-month journey exploring the intricate relationship between human psychology and financial decision-making through progressive skill development
Progressive Module Structure
Our curriculum builds systematically through interconnected modules. Each phase deepens your understanding while developing practical skills you can apply immediately.
Behavioral Economics Foundations
Examine cognitive biases that influence spending patterns. Students analyze real case studies of financial decisions and identify psychological triggers that lead to budget deviations.
Emotional Money Mapping
Develop frameworks for understanding personal financial triggers. Learn to create emotional spending profiles and design personalized intervention strategies.
Advanced Budget Psychology
Master sophisticated techniques for sustainable financial behavior change. Focus on long-term habit formation and psychological reinforcement systems.
Dr. Miranda Keeling
PhD Behavioral Economics, CPA
Miranda spent twelve years researching consumer financial behavior at McGill University before transitioning to practical education. Her work focuses on translating academic research into actionable strategies for everyday money management. She's particularly interested in how cultural backgrounds influence financial decision-making patterns.
Multi-Dimensional Assessment Approach
We evaluate progress through diverse methods that reflect real-world application of financial psychology principles.
Portfolio Projects
Create comprehensive analysis reports examining personal or case study financial behaviors using learned frameworks
Peer Simulations
Role-play financial advisory scenarios where students apply psychological insights to help others improve their budget management
Reflective Journals
Document personal financial decision-making journey throughout the program, analyzing changes in thought patterns and behaviors