What I Offer

Services

Three formats. Each designed for a different relationship with wealth — and a different kind of conversation.

All sessions are conducted in strict confidence. Whether you are an individual seeking clarity, a family leader preparing for succession, or a family navigating a shared transition, the work begins with a careful intake process to ensure the format is right for your situation. Wealth Counselling is designed to work alongside — not in place of — the legal, financial, and advisory teams already serving your family.

Heirs & next generation

Individual Session

60 minutes

For individuals navigating the psychological reality of inherited or anticipated wealth. This is a space to explore identity, purpose, and the emotional weight that significant wealth can carry — without the pressure of family expectation or financial performance.

What to expect

A confidential, non-judgmental space to speak freely
Exploration of identity and self-worth beyond the family name
Support through transitions — inheritance, family conflict, life direction
Integration of psychodynamic and somatic approaches tailored to you

This may be right for you if

Adult heirs adjusting to inherited or anticipated wealth
Individuals experiencing anxiety, purposelessness, or relational difficulty connected to wealth
Those preparing for a significant financial transition
Next-generation family members seeking clarity before entering family governance

Wealth creators & family leaders

Patriarch / Matriarch Session

90 minutes

An extended format designed for those who carry the weight of legacy. This session creates space to examine what you have built, what you want it to mean, and how to prepare your family — and yourself — for what comes next. Written reflections are incorporated to deepen the work between sessions.

What to expect

Extended time to explore succession, legacy, and family dynamics in depth
Written reflection prompts to continue the work between sessions
A clinically rigorous, confidential space free from financial or legal agendas
Support in articulating values and intentions across generations

This may be right for you if

Founders and wealth creators approaching succession
Patriarchs or matriarchs navigating family conflict around inheritance
Those who have experienced the loss of a peer or family member and are reconsidering legacy
Leaders seeking psychological clarity before major family or business decisions

2–4 family members

Family Intensive

Half-day — 3.5 hours

A structured half-day session for small family groups navigating a shared challenge — succession planning, inheritance conflict, generational transition, or the articulation of shared values. The intensive is designed to help family members align emotionally and practically in service of a common goal. It includes a structured intake process and a follow-up integration session.

What to expect

Pre-session intake with each participant individually
Facilitated half-day session with Dr Kaur
Structured exercises to surface and address relational dynamics
A follow-up integration session to consolidate progress
Written summary of key themes and agreed intentions

This may be right for you if

Families in active succession planning who need psychological facilitation
Multigenerational families experiencing conflict around inheritance or control
Family units preparing for a significant transition — sale of a business, death of a patriarch, etc.
Families seeking to articulate shared values before establishing a family constitution or governance structure

Founders, entrepreneurs & those carrying significant wealth

Wealth Therapy

Ongoing — pace adapted to you

For those who have built, inherited, or come to carry significant wealth — founders, entrepreneurs, family business leaders, investors, creatives, and those in the public eye. This is a space to explore the emotional landscape that wealth creates, but rarely allows you to name: guilt, identity, isolation, the pressure to perform a role, and the search for meaning beyond achievement.

Wealth Therapy is not financial advice or coaching. It is a therapeutic process — psychodynamic and somatic in approach — that takes seriously the emotional realities wealth can amplify: envy, shame, visibility, responsibility, and the expectations of family, business, and community.

What to expect

A confidential, non-judgmental space to speak openly about money, identity, and meaning
Exploration of guilt, belonging, and self-worth in the context of a high-value life
Work on trust — in others, and in yourself — as relationships shift alongside your financial position
Attention to the pressure to maintain appearances, roles, or expectations placed on you by family, business, or community
Support in articulating the values you wish to carry forward, for yourself or the next generation
A pace and structure adapted to your priorities, whether you are in crisis or seeking reflection

This may be right for you if

You are a founder, entrepreneur, or family business leader carrying the emotional weight of what you have built
You are an investor, philanthropist, creative, or public figure whose visibility brings its own pressures
You sense that relationships around you have changed since your financial position shifted
You feel a quiet loneliness or sense of disconnection, despite outward success
You are wrestling with questions of legacy, giving, or the desire to make a difference
You are concerned about patterns — including addiction — that have developed alongside the demands of a high-value life
You have never had therapy before, or you have worked with coaches, consultants, and ancillary service providers and are ready to go deeper

This work is discreet, respectful, and shaped around your pace and priorities.

How it begins

The intake process

Initial enquiry

Send a brief message via the contact form. No detail is required at this stage — a name and a sentence about what brings you here is sufficient.

Confidential response

Dr Kaur will respond personally within 48 hours to acknowledge your enquiry and, if appropriate, propose a brief introductory call.

Introductory call

A 20-minute call to understand your situation and determine whether the work — and the format — is the right fit.

First session

If both parties wish to proceed, a first session is scheduled. In-person in Singapore or via secure video.

Begin with a confidential conversation.

All enquiries are handled with complete discretion. You are welcome to share as little or as much as you wish at this stage.

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