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2025 Ultra High Net Worth Wellness Trends
When it comes to finding peace and wellbeing, time is the ultimate luxury. All too often, those with the most financial resources to invest in their own wellness simply do not have the time.
SARAH JONES ST JOHN

High net worth individuals are often entrepreneurs in one way or another. This means that many will often be kept frantically busy managing their businesses and investments. They are likely also balancing their day-to-day with frequent domestic and international travel, for both business and to spend necessary downtime with loved ones.
This work-hard, play-hard lifestyle sounds idyllic to many, but it really can take its toll. It often leaves precious little time to truly rest, recuperate and to simply be. Finding time in your schedule to do simple things like visiting your family doctor can seem next to impossible. Let alone finding time for a wellness retreat, or a comprehensive health checkup.
Thankfully, there are now several new and groundbreaking treatments available which can provide people insights into their health needs. For example, wellness mapping services can help to provide an exact blueprint of your health and wellbeing. Armed with such information, a strategic plan can be designed to target your specific health and wellness needs.
Recent technological advancements have brought about the proliferation of innovative and highly effective treatments such as hyperbaric oxygen pods, LED facial treatments, lymphatic drainage devices and more. Classic holistic therapies such as reflexology, aromatherapy and massage can all help to build a deeper sense of rest, health and connection. There is, of course, no one size fits all wellness solution. Each person’s needs and preferences will be unique to them.
The global shutdowns which took place during the coronavirus pandemic provided a rare time of pause, even for the most successful high net worth individuals. As a result, many found time to contemplate the bigger picture of their lives. For many, this resulted in a greater focus on the importance of marrying up our five essential “life rhythms,” which are our physical, mental, spiritual, social and emotional dimensions.
Ultra hight net worth individuals are amongst the few people who are fortunate enough to have means to fully invest in exploring and integrating all such human dimensions. This process can help us to obtain a deeper sense of integration, wellbeing and meaning in our lives. However, to achieve this, we have to manage our time carefully, and to truly prioritise our own wellbeing.
Sometimes we need to give ourselves permission to look after ourselves. This is often the case for parents and those who care for family members, and so place others ahead of themselves. We should remind ourselves that by investing in ourselves, we will the energy and the wisdom to care for others even more deeply. In this way, self-care can be selfless. By contrast, if our mindset and mind-health are not fully optimised, this will negatively impact our performance in both their professional and personal lives.
When exploring wellness, some will be drawn to particular treatments and traditions, but some of the very best health interventions are entirely cost free. Simply spending time with old friends and loves ones can be a balm for the soul. Developing new habits, such as taking a walk on the beach at dawn, or meditating for a few minutes before sleep can be gently transformative over time.
We are wise to remember that investing in ourselves will not only positively impact our loved ones, but all those we come into contact with during the day. It can also lead to greater creativity and collaboration in business too. Yet time, once again, again is the key ingredient in any wellness journey.
There is no such thing as overnight transformation that occurs in a blinding flash of illumination. There is no easy path, nor any single pill to take. New ways of being, living, eating and exercising are all habits which have to be adopted and maintained over time. New treatments and relaxation techniques all require repetition, dedication and time to yield their cumulative effect. Yet for those who do make the time to truly be well, the rewards can be rich indeed.
Sarah Jones St John is a holistic wellness expert and founder and owner of Grey Wolfe, the exclusive private members wellness club in London.