Raising children in the context of wealth brings unique challenges. Most high-achieving parents are excellent at preparing their wealth for their children - but fewer prepare the children for the wealth. Without that practical and emotional grounding, the gift you’ve worked so hard to create can become more of a burden than a blessing.

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This coaching is for parents who want to raise grounded, motivated young people with a healthy relationship to wealth. Parenting in this world calls for a different kind of strategy - one that builds resilience, responsibility and purpose. Together, we tackle the big questions: boundaries, expectation, entitlement, inheritance conversations, social pressures, and the values that shape a life. 

The best advisory work goes beyond technical expertise, it’s rooted in trust, alignment, and long-term stewardship. I work alongside private client advisors, wealth managers, trustees, and family office teams to deepen conversations around family dynamics, communication, and rising generation readiness.

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My role is to support both advisors and their clients in exploring the personal and interpersonal dimensions of wealth, the often unspoken factors that profoundly shape outcomes. This support can take many forms: consulting, co-facilitation, training, or bespoke advisory offsites.

Much of my work happens behind closed doors, but the insights that emerge are anything but hidden. I write, speak, and facilitate on the psychology of wealth, especially where it intersects with parenting, adolescence, identity, and intergenerational connection.

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I’m a regular keynote speaker, panelist, podcast guest, and contributor to family office gatherings and private trusts. Whatever the setting, my aim is always the same: to spark honest, meaningful conversations about what it really means to grow up with wealth, and how we can do it with more intention, connection, and care.