Helen Kim

Whether you are held hostage to money because you are unable to spend it, you overspend on unnecessary objects or things that you don't even need or want, you find yourself caught in a debting cycle or you are a chronic under earner, Helen helps you help yourself, believing that we all hold our own answers. Awareness is key in this work of undercovering your money beliefs and coming to understand that which prevents you from moving into your desired place of being. The result you receive from working with Helen is a positive, dynamic and nurturing relationship with money and therefore, yourself. Our Programs support and help you address the practical and most importantly, emotional aspects of your dynamics around money and finances. Learn to identify and overcome self-defeating money beliefs and attitudes that don't allow you to live in full wealth, financially, spiritually, emotionally and physically.

Winter offerings include:
* Workshop at East West Living
* Workshop at Holistic Wellness
* "Money and You", a F.R.E.E. TeleSeries with Experts - January 28
* Money Memoir Series – 4-week Teleseries starting February 4 Contact info@yourmoneyrelationship.com for further information

With 20 years of professional experience as a consultant in business development, career counseling, and management, she has led many workshops and seminars for entrepreneurs, artists and professionals working in the corporate and not-for-profit worlds. Some of her many clients have included the Yale University, Juilliard School, University of Maryland, Boston University, Rutgers University, Riverside Church, International Events Group and the Sony Foundation. She has also been interviewed on National Public Radio's daily program, Marketplace. An active speaker and presenter she presents workshops and this winter, a class based on her system at the City University of New York Baruch College in February, 2009. This past summer she was a guest on Life Coach Television.

Helen is a Certified Financial Recovery Counselor. A former cellist, she also earned a Bachelor's Degree from the Juilliard School of Music and studied privately in London, England. And yes, she did practice, practice, practice and eventually got to Carnegie Hall.