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Money Healing Club

Membership

GET BETTER WITH MONEY FROM THE INSIDE OUT.

The Money Healing Club membership is your one-of-a-kind mashup of emotional support group, money learning classroom, and creative healing space you didn’t know you needed.

It’s called Financial Therapy — the best-kept secret for finally getting good with money, and you’re warmly invited to join us.

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 Rachel Duncan 

Certified Financial Therapist™

Art Therapist

Your Money Bestie

Spoiler: it’s not about the lattes.

Did you know your money decisions are only about 10% logistical… and 90% emotional?

Impulse spending, bank account avoidance, late-night panic scrolls — that’s not you being “bad with money.” That’s your nervous system hooked on money stress.

And the advice you’ve heard?
“Just make a budget.”
“Stop buying lattes.”

→ If that worked, you wouldn’t be here.

So here’s the shift:
Instead of shaming your emotions, in the Money Healing Club, you’ll learn to work with your emotions. The Club gives you a balance of personal finance learning (that’s actually a good time), and emotional healing.

Why Does Money

Feel So Hard?

What makes this membership different

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No shame.
More healing.

The Money Healing Club blends:

  • Practical skills + emotional exploration

  • Structure + compassion

  • Creative healing + community support

  • All around the topic of money.

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

That means we take inclusion and respect seriously — this is a space where you can show up as you are.

→ Curious what that looks like? Read our Community Guidelines

Do you wish you could

  • Impulse shopping → optional.

  • Shame spirals → gone.

  • Reduce the urge to impulse shop

  • Spend less without cutting out joy

  • Say “not today” to Target, Amazon, Sephora (without FOMO)

  • Talk about money without shame or guilt

  • Know when marketing is tricking you

  • Spend in alignment with your values

  • Save consistently (and feel worthy of holding money)

  • Step out of chaos and trust your money habits

The Club was built for this.

Join for $49/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 and resentment in your relationships

  • Feel like a mystery that everyone else has figured out

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Where’d my money go?

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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 a one-time “money bootcamp.”

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

  • You’re looking for strict rules or traditional financial advice.

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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 that 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. Possibly adding to your credit card.

→ For $49/month, the Club pays for itself the first time you don’t click “checkout.”

3 month minimum commitment.

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Why is Money so Emotional?

Because money isn’t math. It’s your whole dang story.

Money touches everything: relationships, career, family, identity, lifestyle, options.

That’s why Financial Therapy works — because it treats money not as math, but as a path to deeper understanding of how and why you make financial decisions.

I’m trained in both therapy and finance, and my approach is:

Process the emotions first → organize the numbers second.

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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.
  • Nope. There’s nothin you have to do to qualify.
    Many members join us having debt, small savings, or never having had a kind money conversation before. You’re not beyond help — you’re in the right place.

  • Maybe.

    Budgets are one of many tools. If they support you, we’ve got resources. If they don’t, you’ll love our focus on intentional, intuitive spending as well.

    We have a monthly “Lunch & Budget” where one of our guides will help you set up and navigate the Monarch Money App.

  • You can cancel any time in your profile or email us support@moneyhealingclub.com

    PLEASE plan for 3–6 months of active participation to feel real change. This isn’t “instant oats” work: it’s steel-cut oats - takes a bit longer, but the result is way yummier

  • There are no guarantees of financial results by joining the Club. The money healing process can only happen when you show up and take an active role in your learning and healing.

    Most members notice shifts in 3–6 months. Sometimes it feels worse before it feels better — because you’re facing things you’ve avoided. That’s normal.

    Money work is tender stuff, and I don't pretend otherwise.

  • We have themed months in the Club and the events relate to that theme (e.g. mental health, income, resolutions, and more...)

    Each community call is an hour long, and has a money-related topic, rotating between masterclasses on personal finance, creative healing, open office hours with Rachel, book and film club, and co-working sessions. Over the course of a year, each month of live events gives you a 360 degree perspective on an aspect of money.

    We offer one evening session (US) each week and several midday monthly sessions to give you lots of options to connect and recenter.

    After introductions and warm welcomes, there is a prepared lesson and discussion. We ask that members keep what's said at these events private and honor the value of safety in sharing vulnerably.

    You have the option to work through additional money healing lessons and get organized with our spreadsheet (which comes with a mini-course) in between live calls.

    Masterclasses and book clubs are recorded and posted within 2 days.

  • In addition to being a Certified Financial Therapist, I'm also a trained Art Therapist. Once a month our community event is a guided art-making session around something intangible about money.

    From your experience with Class, to your family's attitudes around money, art-making can help you process those heavy and hard-to-pinpoint aspects of money.

    • No art experience necessary

    • No requirement to share your artwork (just invitations)

    These sessions have become a fan-favorite in the Club!

  • Nope. Sharing is encouraged but never required. Lurkers are welcome and loved.

    • We don't rely on "quick tips and tricks' or "money hacks"

    • No cookie cutter process

    • The Club and curriculum are led and designed by a credentialed expert in Financial Therapy

    • We look at the long-game, no weekend bootcamps here

    • We integrate image-making and creative processes into some of the community sessions which lets you look at your relationship with money in a whole new way.

  • Nope. While many members are women or femme-identifying, the Club is open to anyone who resonates with our approach. We are a feminist space — and feminism is for everyone. 👉 Read our Community Guidelines.

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

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

You are not your bank account
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Your anti-shame money space is waiting for you