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Sareeta Lopez is a queer, neurodivergent, trauma-informed financial coach supporting QTBIPOC and individuals managing chronic illnesses. Certified through the Trauma of Money program and You Need a Budget, Sareeta blends expertise and lived experience to create safe, empowering spaces for clients to explore their relationships with money. Through 1:1 coaching, group programs, and digital resources, she helps clients align finances with values, fostering long-term stability and confidence. A proud Indo-Fijian, first-generation professional, and someone navigating chronic illness, Sareeta understands the unique challenges faced by disabled queer people of colour and approaches every client with cultural sensitivity and care. She empowers clients to rebuild their relationship with money, create value-driven strategies, and gain confidence in their decisions. Her dedication to equity, inclusion, and supportive, judgement-free spaces ensures clients feel seen, valued, and empowered.


There are 3 packages to choose from. The most popular is the Progress Package. The Progress Package is more than a budget review. It allows you to dig into your money mindset and build new financial habits over 3 months. Great if you have specific short-term goals. Includes a budget spreadsheet, debt paydown plan, 6 biweekly 50-minute sessions, guidance in unpacking your relationship with money, a structured approach to goal setting, personalized action plans for short-term goals, progress tracking, and accountability. $600 / $1,200 / $1,800 (CAD) sliding scale.

Workshops are available for organizations and individuals. Workshops include a variety of light-hearted and purposeful activities that aim to facilitate unpacking attendees' understandings of capitalism and money trauma, where these come from, and how we can expand and enrich our perspectives on them. $1,000 CAD for organizations; $500 for nonprofits; sliding scale $100 / $200 / $300 CAD per seat for individuals.

Biweekly group coaching sessions in a small group of 8-10 people. This is for those who desire more community, have questions or worries about their finances, and want to better understand their relationship with money from a trauma-informed perspective. This group was created with people who are queer, chronically ill, neurodivergent, racialized, or otherwise marginalized in mind; however anyone is welcome.