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A growing field and why wealthy families and their advisors are starting to pay attention. Generational Wealth Psychology™ encompasses a large body of work. It explores how money, identity, relationships and power shape family life, and how the patterns around them...
The conversation most families avoid and how to start it. The avoidance is almost universal Across years of working with wealthy families, I have noticed something consistent: the families who most need to talk about money are almost always the families who have...
The trend is global. The causes are more complicated than the economy. The headlines tell part of the story The statistics have been climbing for years. In the United States, roughly a third of adults aged 18 to 34 now live with a parent. In the United Kingdom, the...
When an adult child will not become financially independent, a psychologist perspective. The call most parents dread You have been here before. Saturday afternoon, your adult child asleep until noon, no job prospects on the horizon, no apparent urgency. You say...
When affluent families think about generational wealth transfer, the conversation typically revolves around legal structures, tax efficiency, trusts, family offices, and estate planning. These elements are undeniably important. Yet despite sophisticated planning and...
Wealth Problems Are Rarely About Wealth Alone When people hear the term generational wealth therapy, they often assume it is designed for families in conflict. They imagine disputes over inheritance, disagreements between siblings, or relationships that have already...