This Black Friday, let's break free from the holiday spending frenzy! It's time to stop going it alone and start making intentional money moves. Join the rebellion and get supported in navigating the decision-making process with empowerment. Together, we can make smarter financial choices!

Want to finally figure out where your money is disappearing to each month? Here's the first step to taking control of your expenses—plus a free tool to help you get started! 💸📊

You can enjoy impulse shopping and still get better with money. Learn how to balance your love for beautiful things with smart money habits.

Your first job can reveal a lot about your strengths and how you relate to work and money. Reflecting on early work experiences helps us understand the deeper connection between our jobs and our relationship with money today.

Exploring Internal Family Systems (IFS) has been a game-changer for me as a therapist. This approach helps heal emotional reactions to money and addresses various mental health challenges. In this blog, I share insights on how IFS can transform your relationship with money and why understanding your internal parts is crucial.

Surviving alone in the wild isn’t just about skill—it’s about luck, adaptability, and community. This blog draws powerful parallels between wilderness survival and managing your finances. Discover why doing it alone might not be the best strategy and how joining the Money Healing Club can provide the support you need.

Feeling pressured to travel? Learn how to embrace staying home and spend money wisely, free from social media's travel hype.

Summer should be a time for relaxation and fun, not stress and financial strain.

Rachel Duncan, co-founder of the Money Healing Club, spoke to Amelia Hruby of the Off the Grid Podcast about what is financial therapy, money healing, and how budget culture is diet culture.

Explore decluttering as a form of healing, emphasizing a compassionate approach over rigid restrictions.

Learn to tackle the hidden challenges of positive change with insights on embracing setbacks, loving yourself through backslides, and honoring the journey towards financial growth.

Financial Recovery from a big spending month and Budgeting Strategies that emphasize self-love and forgiveness.

I didn’t conquer burnout in a week. But I took some serious steps to finding my inner zen with movement, mindfulness and creative outlets.

One of my favorite money self-care practices that I started the past year is weekly money dates. A money date is simply a set time in your schedule to take a look at your money. It can be a solo event, or done with a partner or anyone else you share expenses with.

It takes a lot of guts to ask for help, but often times, we really want to help each other.

Is radical acceptance just trendy therapy speak? Or can it help us stop impulse shopping?

What is financial therapy? And what’s Rachel’s style?

My bank account either has $5000 in it or $0.

Matriarchy is not the opposite of patriarchy. And community is key to survival. So why is finding a money community so rare?

This year, we’re making money moves financially and emotionally.