This paper aims to enhance literature in financial therapy and financial counseling. Many therapeutic approaches, such as attachment theory, used today are based on research that is not culturally inclusive and may not be appropriate for Black women, or women of other ethnicities. This paper presents a proposal for a redesigned approach to using narrative therapy in a way that is more inclusive and sensitive to intersectionality and financial enmeshment. Future findings could influence financial therapy and financial counseling professionals to reconsider the therapeutic interventions that are being used to enhance the overall experience and outcomes for Black women.