“when we gather, we heal”
Financial Sobriety Circle
Gather with a community who knows exactly how you are feeling, you are not alone.
We start gathering on Friday November 13, 2026
at 10 am PCT/11 am PST/1 pm EST
FREE
Each circle will be 1 hour
Free circle every 1st Friday of the month
What should you expect when you come to a Financial Sobriety School money circle?
Circle lead by Certified Money Coach, Financial Sobriety Expert, Trauma of Money Facilitator, Financial Recovery Counsellor Linda Parmar
Community agreements and guidelines in place to keep our space as safe as possible
Monthly topic
Being held in a space to know that you are not alone in your journey with money
Financial Sobriety tips to help you in your day to day experience with money
Women (or non-binary or those who identify as women) coming together to share their experience with money
Space for you to share what your experience with money is
Sharing time for each participant to ensure that you get to share what is on your heart, if that feels possible
No pressure to share if you don’t feel like it, holding space is also listening to other participants
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Financial Sobriety School
Money Circle
I turned my MESS into my message
When I got sober from alcohol in 2014 I transferred my addiction from alcohol to spending money.
I was trying to buy happiness.
Working as a Financial Advisor I was in a professional career, making money but I had no idea where my money was going. I was constantly using my credit cards thinking it was my money, pulling funds from my retirement accounts to pay off credit cards and using the equity in my house as a wallet.
I was stuck in an addictive behaviour of spending money I didn't have.
The weight of shame, anger, embarrassment kept me stuck for years. The stress of it caused me to spend more money.
So grateful that I had the opportunity to have gotten one-on-one coaching. I would have NEVER been able to even think about sharing my truth with others.
Now that I have been working my Financial Sobriety for 8 years I now recover out loud so you can know your not alone.