Our founder Paul Flynn and the chairman of our advisory board, William Cash were featured in The Sunday Telegraph over the weekend. They were discussing how addiction and mental health affects the wealthy and how the Addcounsel service is unique in its approach in how it advises, supports and treats individuals and families. You can … Continue reading
A new biography of James Packer tells how a trusted friend intervened to save the billionaire businessman from disaster. In The Price of Fortune: The Untold Story of Being James Packer, Damon Kitney recounts the events of early 2016 when Packer was poised to marry the US singer Mariah Carey at a time when family … Continue reading
Since PTSD is a condition more commonly associated with combat veterans, civilians in war zones or survivors of terrorist attacks, it was a little surprising to read that glamour model and businesswoman Katie Price has been diagnosed with PTSD and prescribed a 28-day treatment at the Priory with curfew and social media ban. Factors that … Continue reading
On 17 September, Addcounsel gave the first in a series of Advisory Board dinners at an exclusive private members’ club in Mayfair, hosted by Addcounsel CEO Paul Flynn and Advisory Board chairman William Cash, to raise awareness of mental health and behavioural wealth within the private client and wealth management community. At each Addcounsel … Continue reading
Feeling disenfranchised from your work or feeling that your identity is being negated in your current role are classic symptoms of executive burnout. ‘We are seeing more cases of burnout, but we’re not always identifying it,’ says Dr Richard Sherry of Addcounsel. ‘There is a presenting problem, too. We’re not always identifying it correctly as … Continue reading
Addcounsel pledges £37,500 over the next 3 years to support Family Drug and Alcohol Court (FDAC) The recent announcement that the Family Drug and Alcohol Court (“FDAC”) National Unit is to close as of September. Our interest was piqued by our introduction to Hall Brown Solicitors in Manchester and recent articles by the retiring President, … Continue reading
