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FAQ

Frequently asked questions about shopping addiction, our programs, and recovery process.

Is oniomania the same as shopping addiction?

While many people use the terms interchangeably, oniomania is the clinical term for compulsive buying disorder. It shares characteristics with addiction but is technically classified as an impulse control disorder. Regardless of the terminology, if shopping is negatively impacting your life, help is available.

The key difference is control and consequences. If you can’t resist shopping urges despite negative impacts on your finances, relationships, or emotional well-being, it’s time to seek support. Our free assessment can help you understand your shopping patterns better.

Absolutely. While therapy addresses underlying psychological issues through diagnosis and treatment, coaching focuses on practical skill-building and behavior change. Our evidence-based coaching techniques, adapted from proven CBT methods, are highly effective for overcoming compulsive shopping patterns.

Yes! Dr. Davis works with clients through all three RTU program tiers. While she personally leads the Tier 3 Personalized Transformation Coaching, her evidence-based methods guide all our programs.

Absolutely. While Dr. Davis is licensed in California for therapy, her coaching services are available nationwide through our online platform.

Dr. Davis brings 20+ years of clinical psychology experience to her coaching practice. Her methods are grounded in evidence-based psychology, specifically adapted to address compulsive spending behaviors and their impact on families.