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Rachel Duncan, MA ATR-P


Financial Therapist | Speaker | Writer

Rachel Duncan (she/her) is a financial therapist and art psychotherapist who specializes in helping impulse spenders learn to trust themselves. Clients come to her after many failed attempts to β€œget better with money”, many are Millennial with ADHD and with histories of addiction. Her financial therapy approach is distinctive in integrating creative healing strategies with practical personal finance education.

Rachel leads the Money Healing Club, a global online support group that bridges the emotional and practical aspects of money. She also has a mental health practice in Colorado. Her work has been featured in Bankrate and FinCon 2023.

Qualifications

MA Clinical Mental Health Counseling & Art Therapy, Antioch University

Certified Financial Social Work Counselor, Center for Financial Social Work

Certified Financial Therapist-Iℒ️ - Candidate

Provisional Registered Art Therapist (ATR-P)

Registered Unlicensed Psychotherapist, Colorado

Certified Trauma of Moneyℒ️ Professional

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Instagram: 3k Followers

Email List: 1,900

Audience πŸ§‘πŸΏβ€πŸ€β€πŸ§‘πŸ½ (IG)

Gender: 96% Female

Age Range: 56% 25-34 / 25% 35-44

English Speaking: 62% US, 10% Canada, 7% UK, 5% Australia

Suggested Topics

  • Spending Addiction Absolutely Exists, and How to Treat It

  • Self-compassion is your Best Financial Tool

  • Overcoming Financial Shame with Money Healing Communities

  • Why We Should Stop Telling People to Make a Budget

  • Class Identity is Still Relevant to All of Us

  • Self-trust as the Foundation of Financial Stability

  • Befriending Shame and Guilt in Financial Conversations

  • Understanding Emotional Shopping and Overcoming Impulse Spending

  • ADHD and its Impact on Financial Behavior

  • Healing Financial Trauma with Art Therapy

Suggested Questions

  • How would you define self-compassion in the context of personal finance?

  • Why should we stop telling people to make a budget?

  • What are signs that someone might be struggling with spending addiction?

  • How does class identity influence our financial attitudes and behaviors?

  • What are practical strategies for working with emotional triggers for spending?

  • How can money healing communities help individuals overcome financial shame?

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 Contact πŸ“ž

Rachel is available for speaking engagements, podcast guesting, trainings, and articles that align with her values.

For media inquiries, please email howdy@moneyhealingclub.com