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Money Healing Club

Membership

GET BETTER WITH MONEY FROM THE INSIDE OUT.

The Money Healing Club is your one-of-a-kind blend of emotional support, practical money education, creative healing, and shame-free community – led by Certified Financial Therapist™ and Art Therapist Rachel Duncan.

This is Financial Therapy: the best-kept secret for finally understanding your money patterns, calming your nervous system around finances, and becoming someone who can actually trust themselves with money.

You need a place where your money story makes sense.
A guide who can help you untangle it.
And a community where you can stop feeling like  you’re the only one struggling.

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Meet Rachel Duncan MA CFT™ ATR-P

Rachel is here to help you understand why money feels so emotional in the first place & then walk you toward more clarity, confidence, and control.

Her work blends therapy-informed support, financial education, creative processing, and deep compassion. The kind of support that makes people say, “Wait… why has no one ever explained money to me like this before?”

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Certified Financial Therapist™

Registered Art Therapist®

Your Money Bestie

Spoiler:

it’s not about the lattes.

Your money decisions are emotional. 

They’re connected to safety, identity, family, relationships, self-worth, and survival.
Impulse spending, bank account avoidance, late-night panic scrolling, secret credit card shame, the “I’ll start Monday” budget spiral…  none of that means you’re bad with money.
It means your money stress has been running the show.
And the advice you’ve heard?
“Just make a budget.”
“Stop buying lattes.”
If that worked, you wouldn’t be here….

The real shift is this: Instead of shaming your emotions, you learn how to work with them.
Inside the Money Healing Club, you’ll get practical money tools and emotional healing support — so you can stop fighting yourself and start building money habits that actually last.

Why does money feel so hard?

Because money is your whole dang story… 

Money touches everything: your relationships, your career, your family, your identity, your choices, your freedom, your future.

That’s why Financial Therapy works.

It doesn’t treat money like a numbers problem. It treats money like a doorway into understanding why you do what you do and how to finally choose something different.

Rachel’s approach is simple, powerful, and deeply human:

Process the emotions first. Organize the numbers second.

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What makes this membership different??

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No shame.
More healing.

The Money Healing Club blends:

  • Practical money skills

  • Emotional exploration

  • Creative healing

  • Supportive community

  • Structure without rigidity

  • Education without overwhelm

  • Compassion without enabling

  • All around the topic of money.

The Club is proudly feminist, trauma-aware, and anti-shame.

This is a space where inclusion, respect, and emotional safety matter. You can show up exactly as you are… whether your money feels messy, confusing, embarrassing, avoidant, chaotic, or “I don’t even want to look at it” hard.

You are in the right place to begin again.

→ Curious what that looks like? Read our Community Guidelines

Do you wish you could

  • Reduce the urge to impulse shop

  • Spend less without cutting out joy

  • Say “not today” to Target, Amazon, or Sephora without feeling deprived

  • Open your bank account without your stomach dropping

  • Talk about money without guilt, secrecy, or shame

  • Know when marketing is manipulating you

  • Spend in alignment with your actual values

  • Save consistently and feel worthy of holding money

  • Stop living in financial chaos

  • Trust yourself again

The Club was built for this.

Join for $59/month — less than your last Target run.

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“just this once…”

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Money doesn’t have to

  • Trigger you every time you open your bank account

  • Create secrecy or resentment in your relationships

  • Feel like a mystery everyone else figured out

  • Keep you stuck in impulse spending and shame spirals

  • Make you feel like you’re constantly starting over

  • Define your worth

  • You can have a different relationship with money.

    … And you don’t have to build it alone.

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Where’d my money go?

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“Before I joined the club I felt a bit out of control with my spending… and I know now I am pausing before spending. That's huge. I have identified long term goals and when faced with an impulse purchase I am able to ask myself ‘do you want this or save for that?’ It really works.”

— KH
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You’re in the right place if

Budgeting bums me out…

You’re ready to stop struggling with money — and start belonging to a community that gets it.

The Money Healing Club membership is for you if:

  • You’re pro-therapy (bonus if you’re already in therapy) and want a money space that feels just as safe and supportive.

  • You’re tired of white-knuckling it alone — you thrive when you’ve got a group to plug into.

  • You secretly love joining memberships, book clubs, or classes… but wish there was one that actually helped with money.

  • You bounce between impulse buys and “I swear I’ll start budgeting this week” energy, and you’re ready for something more sustainable.

  • You’ve been craving judgment-free conversations about money with people who just get it.

  • You identify as feminist (it’s not just for gals) and are sick of finance bros yelling about hustle and deprivation.

  • You want a mix of structure and play — spreadsheets when you need them, art when numbers feel too heavy.

→ If you’ve ever thought, “Ugh, why isn’t there a money club for people like me?” — congratulations, you just found it.

The membership isn’t for you if:

  • You want a quick fix or one-time money bootcamp.

  • You want strict rules, shame-based accountability, or traditional financial advice.

  • You hate community spaces and prefer to figure everything out alone.

  • You are not open to exploring the emotional side of money.

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Let’s do the math…

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What does impulse spending cost you now?

Numbers… the Fun Kind

The Club costs less than your last impulse buy.

You already know impulse spending adds up fast:

Target run: $75
Sephora splurge: $120
Amazon black hole: $250

That’s hundreds of dollars a month slipping through your fingers — and possibly onto your credit card.

For $59/month, the Club can pay for itself the first time you don’t click “buy now.”

But the real value is bigger than that.

It’s the relief of opening your bank account without panic.

It’s the confidence of understanding your patterns.

It’s the support of being in a room where money shame can finally come out of hiding.

It’s the lifetime value of learning how to relate to money differently.

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Why is Money so Emotional?

Because money isn’t math.
It’s memory.
It’s safety.
It’s identity.
It’s power.
It’s belonging.
It’s the story you inherited and the one you are learning how to rewrite.
That’s why Rachel’s work is different.
She is trained in both therapy and personal finance, which means she can help you work with the real root of your money patterns — not just hand you another budget and hope for the best.
The Money Healing Process is:
Messy? Yes.
Shame-free? Absolutely.
Does it last? That’s the whole point.
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The Money Healing Process

Messy? Yes.
Shame-free? Also yes.
Does it last?

Absolutely.

What members are saying:

Meet the Team

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FAQ

(aka: The Stuff You’re Secretly Wondering)
We’ve heard it all — and you still belong here.

I know you’re tired of financial stress, but you can’t seem to get out of your own way.

The Money Healing Club Membership is the perfect place to start and maintain your money healing journey.

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You are not your bank account

Ready to start your money healing journey?

The Money Healing Club is the perfect place to begin and the perfect place to stay supported as your relationship with money continues to heal.

Come for the budgeting support.

Stay for the nervous system shift, the community, the creative healing, the “oh my god, I’m not broken” relief, and the kind of money transformation that actually reaches your life.

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