Dedicated to couples and families addressing communication difficulties, relational stress, transitions, cultural differences, and separation

Significant wealth creates its own particular complexity - not only in how it is managed, but in what it does to the people who hold it, the relationships between them, and the questions it raises about identity, legacy, and how to make decisions that matter. Financial and legal advisors address the structural dimensions of that complexity with skill. But there is a psychological and relational dimension that sits alongside those conversations - and that is rarely addressed with the same precision. I work with high net worth families, family offices, and their principals to address that dimension - supporting clear thinking, healthy communication, and decisions that reflect what the family actually values, not only what the numbers suggest. This work is particularly relevant for: - Families navigating intergenerational transition or wealth transfer - Principals managing the psychological weight of significant financial responsibility - Family members navigating questions of identity, purpose, and independence alongside inherited wealth - Families where relational dynamics are affecting decision-making or governance - Family offices seeking psychological advisory alongside their existing professional team - Internationally mobile families managing complexity across more than one country or culture How the work is conducted Engagements are structured around the specific needs of the family or individual and conducted with full discretion. I work with individuals, couples, and family groups, and can engage alongside existing financial, legal, or advisory teams where relevant. All work is confidential. Practicalities Available in person in London and internationally by arrangement. Sessions in English and Russian.