How We Actually Teach Trading Psychology
Most traders know what they should do. The problem? Emotions get in the way when real money is on the line. We built our methods around that reality—not around theory.
Guided Discovery Through Questions
We don't lecture you about emotional control. Instead, we help you discover your own patterns through structured questioning that reveals where your trading actually breaks down.
What Triggers You?
Most traders lose money in predictable situations. We map yours through scenario analysis—not generic advice, but your specific emotional triggers during market stress.
Where's the Pattern?
You'll track your decisions over weeks, not days. We guide you through identifying recurring emotional patterns that show up before losses actually happen.
What Actually Works?
Through testing different mental frameworks with small positions, you find which psychological approaches stick when the pressure's on. This isn't about willpower—it's about systems.
Why Questions Beat Lectures
When we tell you "don't revenge trade," it goes in one ear and out the other. But when you answer "What did I feel right before that losing streak?" you remember.
Our method leads you through increasingly specific questions about your trading behavior. By the end, you've diagnosed your own issues—which means you actually believe the diagnosis.
This approach takes longer than watching videos, but it sticks. That's the difference between knowing something and internalizing it.
The Learning Progression
Our program runs September through November 2025. Here's how the three phases build on each other.
Recognition Phase
First four weeks focus on awareness. You learn to notice your emotional state before and during trades. Most people think they already know this—they don't. There's a huge gap between "I was stressed" and understanding the specific physical and mental cues that predict bad decisions.
Interruption Phase
Weeks five through eight teach you to pause between impulse and action. This is harder than it sounds. We use practical techniques borrowed from behavioral psychology—things that work in the moment, not philosophical concepts that evaporate under stress.
Rewiring Phase
Final four weeks establish new default responses. By now you've practiced interrupting your patterns enough times that better responses start feeling natural. This phase includes exposure to simulated market stress so the new habits stick when things get real.
Integration Phase
Post-program support through December 2025. You'll face real trading situations and we'll help you apply what you learned. This isn't hand-holding—it's troubleshooting when old patterns try to resurface under pressure.
Eoghan Tuomey
Lead InstructorSpent seven years trading futures before shifting to education in 2019. Built these methods after blowing up two accounts—learned more from failure than success.
What Makes This Different
We Start With Your Money Stories
Everyone has baggage around money. Maybe your parents fought about it. Maybe you grew up with scarcity. Maybe you've always been reckless with it. These stories run in the background during every trade.
First week, you write yours down. Not for us—for you. Because until you acknowledge how your history with money shapes your trading, you'll keep making the same mistakes for reasons you don't understand.
Minimal Position Experiments
You'll test new mental approaches with the smallest positions your broker allows. The goal isn't profit—it's data about what actually changes your behavior under live market conditions.
Most courses skip this step. They assume if you understand something intellectually, you'll apply it. That assumption is why most traders fail. Understanding and executing under stress are completely different skills.
No Overnight Transformations
This takes months, not weeks. We've had people drop out after realizing we won't promise fast results. That's fine. The ones who stay know that changing deeply embedded patterns requires repetition and patience.
Our September 2025 cohort runs twelve weeks with ongoing support after. If someone tells you they can fix your trading psychology in a weekend workshop, they're either lying or they don't understand the problem.