Although financial therapy and African psychology may seem unrelated at first glance, they share common elements, particularly in the context of cultural perspectives on mental health and well-being. It is the study of psychological processes, theories, and practices grounded in African cultures, traditions, and experiences. In the context of financial therapy, African psychology has broader applicability. African psychology, like financial therapy, applies a holistic approach and incorporates the concepts of identity and self-concept, empowerment and resilience, and other modalities in alleviating stress. This study identifies some therapeutic interventions in African psychology with applicability in Financial Therapy to promote financial well-being.