Money isn’t just numbers.
It’s energy. Memory. Survival. Safety.
It’s belonging. Identity. The quiet agreements you made in childhood about what was safe to have ~ and what wasn’t.
If you’ve ever noticed yourself:
Over-giving and undercharging
Feeling guilt or anxiety when money arrives
Avoiding your finances altogether
Burning out while trying to “prove” your value
Hitting income ceilings you can’t logically explain
This isn’t a strategy problem.
It’s a nervous system imprint.
And those imprints are old.
Before Sonia Skewes supported women to rewrite money narratives, she was rewriting her own.
Her relationship with money was shaped early ~ through survival, responsibility, belonging, and identity. Through learning how to be capable. Helpful. Independent. Through understanding what it meant to be “enough.”
Money carried emotion long before it carried numbers.
Becoming an Integrative Practitioner and Accredited Social Worker didn’t erase that history ~ it deepened her understanding of it.
This webinar is not theoretical.
It is grounded in lived experience, professional training, and years of personal integration.
In this powerful 30-minute recorded webinar, Sonia guides you through the often-missed link between nervous system regulation and financial flow.
When your body feels safe, money moves differently.
When it doesn’t, old patterns quietly take over ~ scarcity, urgency, over-functioning, self-abandonment.
This session helps you understand why.
And more importantly ~ how to begin shifting it.
You’ll explore:
• Where money triggers actually originate
• How childhood experiences shape financial identity
• Why survival patterns can look like ambition or over-achievement
• A guided Money Body Scan practice
• Reflective prompts for deeper integration
This is not hustle culture.
It’s not bypassing.
It’s not “just think positively.”
It’s trauma-informed, body-based awareness that honours the complexity of money and meaning.
This session is for:
Women who sense their money story runs deeper than budgeting
Practitioners and carers who over-function as a form of safety
Professionals who logically “know better” but still feel stuck
Those ready to receive without proving, rescuing, or over-explaining
If you’ve ever felt that earning more somehow threatens belonging — this conversation will resonate.
By the end of this session, you’ll have:
A clearer understanding of your personal money narrative
Language for patterns you may have never articulated
A practical somatic tool to reconnect with safety
A new lens on earning, holding, and receiving money
And often something subtler shifts:
The realisation that you no longer need to survive your own success.
Amazon Author of the Enoughness Series
Integrative Practitioner
Accredited Social Worker (AUS)
Founder of In Penguin: the space to pause
Executive Contributor, Brainz Magazine
Blending lived experience with IFS-informed Brainspotting and the expressive arts, RI-EMDR, and Root Cause Therapy, Sonia supports women and practitioners in restoring nervous-system safety and rewriting inherited money narratives.