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Living a Life in Balance

Wealth, Fame and Mental Health

With Dr Sarah Boss

Dr Sarah Boss and Abdullah Boulad discuss pressure, privacy, identity, relationships and access to care in the context of wealth and public life.

Inside this conversation

  1. Introduction

  2. Dr Boss’s Experience: Psychiatry for Homeless Shelters to Royalty

  3. Exploring Different Sources of Stress

More themes
  • Money Doesn’t Guarantee Happiness
  • Wealth and Mental Health: Discussing Context
  • How Much Money is Too Much?
  • Public Perception, Jealousy & Social Media

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Dr Sarah Boss

About Dr. Sarah Boss: With extensive training in psychiatry, psychotherapy, neuromodulation, and functional medicine, Dr. Boss combines cutting-edge science with a holistic approach to treat clients comprehensively.

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Conversation notes

Dr Sarah Boss discusses the less visible pressures that can accompany public attention and professional success. Retirement, family boundaries, isolation and asking for help are recurring topics. She and Abdullah consider what happens when work no longer structures the day, and how relationships and routines can change during that transition.

Episode summary

Dr Sarah Boss and Abdullah Boulad discuss how responsibility, public attention, life transitions and relationships can shape a person’s experience of success. The episode considers privacy, isolation, boundaries, family life and barriers to seeking support.

Financial circumstances do not establish a person’s empathy, character or diagnosis. The discussion is best understood through individual experiences and contexts, with care based on assessed needs. It includes professional perspectives on supporting people whose distress may be less visible to others.

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