Chantel Chapman: ‘The Trauma of Money’
The ADHD Centre for Women is pleased to highlight The Trauma of Money: Mapping Compassionate Pathways to Healing Financial Trauma and Disempowering Financial Shame by Advisory Board member Chantel Chapman.
Published on September 23, 2025, the book explores how generational, relational, societal, and systemic trauma can shape a person’s relationship with money. It offers compassionate frameworks and practical tools to help readers address financial shame, recognize harmful patterns, and develop a healthier relationship with their finances.
About the Author: Chantel Chapman
Chantel Chapman is an influential voice in financial education and trauma-informed practices. She is a member of the ADHD Centre for Women’s Advisory Board and the founder and CEO of The Trauma of Money Institute.
Through her work, Chantel helps people better understand the emotional and psychological dimensions of money. Her approach aligns with the ADHD Centre for Women’s commitment to supporting holistic well-being.
Book Overview: The Trauma of Money
The Trauma of Money explores how trauma can influence the ways people earn, spend, save, and think about money. Through the Trauma of Money Method™, Chantel provides practical tools and compassionate strategies to help readers reduce financial shame, interrupt harmful patterns, and reclaim a greater sense of agency.
Why This Book May Be Relevant to Women With ADHD
Some women with ADHD experience challenges related to impulsive spending, organization, financial stress, or shame. This book may offer a helpful perspective for readers who want to better understand the emotional factors that influence their financial behaviours.
How to Purchase and Learn More
The Trauma of Money is available in stores and online.
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