🎭 Music, Film, and Acting Industries

Creatives are often deeply sensitive, emotionally attuned individuals who use their inner lives to fuel their work. However, this very openness can leave them vulnerable to anxiety, depression, substance misuse, and burnout. A 2020 study by the University of Westminster and MusicTank found that:

• 71% of musicians have experienced panic attacks or high levels of anxiety
• 68% have experienced depression

In acting, the merging of personal identity with public persona can lead to emotional disconnection, imposter syndrome, and difficulty sustaining stable relationships. Performers often describe a life of extreme emotional highs and lows, compounded by intense scrutiny and isolation.

🏛️Politics and Positions of Power

Politicians and those in senior leadership roles—CEOs, founders, board chairs—often work under constant surveillance, high-stakes decision-making, and relentless demands. A 2018 Harvard Business Review study reported that:

• More than 50% of CEOs report feelings of loneliness, with 61% saying it negatively affects their performance
• Burnout among leaders is not only common—it’s often culturally reinforced

The mental health toll includes chronic stress, anxiety, decision fatigue, and emotional suppression, particularly when vulnerability is viewed as a liability.

💼 Children of High-Net-Worth Families

Growing up in a family of significant wealth brings a unique set of emotional challenges. These may include:

• Identity confusion (Who am I beyond my family’s name or legacy?)
• Trust issues (Are people here for me or for what I represent?)
• Pressure to succeed or maintain image
• Emotional neglect masked by financial provision
• Isolation from peers or feeling “othered”

A landmark study by psychologist Dr. Suniya Luthar found that children from affluent families are at a higher risk of anxiety, depression, and substance use disorders than their middle-income peers.

• “High-achieving school settings show elevated rates of substance use and internalising symptoms, with girls particularly vulnerable” — Development and Psychopathology, 2013

Why BTB Is Uniquely Suited to Support This Client Group

At BTB, we don’t offer off-the-shelf solutions. We offer bespoke, clinically robust programmes delivered to just one client, couple, or family at a time, ensuring total discretion and deep, focused care. Here’s why we’re the right fit for those in the spotlight:

✅ Absolute Privacy and Confidentiality

No group sessions. No shared spaces. No risk of exposure. Clients are treated in private villas or luxury residences, ensuring healing happens safely and invisibly.

✅ Clinically Excellent, Trauma-Informed Care

Our team includes psychiatrists, psychologists, trauma specialists, and somatic therapists—delivering evidence-based treatment with emotional nuance and cultural sensitivity.

✅ Nature-Based and Experiential Healing

Set in the tranquil beauty of Barbados, BTB integrates ocean, nature, and movement-based therapies to regulate the nervous system, unlock creativity, and support embodied recovery.

✅ Bespoke Treatment Planning

We understand that creative lives and high-pressure schedules don’t fit into fixed models. Treatment plans are adapted to your goals, availability, and unique life context.

✅ Understanding the Inner World of Power and Privilege

We work with high-profile individuals every day. We understand the emotional complexity of wealth, fame, legacy, and leadership. There is no need to explain your world—we already know it.

Final Thoughts: You Don’t Have to Perform Here

In a world that constantly asks for more—more success, more strength, more output—BTB offers a place to rest, reflect, and heal. You don’t need to be “on” here. You don’t need to be impressive. You just need to be willing to do the work—with a team that truly understands where you’re coming from.

One client. One journey. One safe place to become who you really are—beneath the pressure, beyond the performance.