A psychiatrist charges $700 hourly to Wall Street elites who are 'terrified of being exposed' for drug and sex addictions
Alden Cass, a psychologist and life coach that specializes in addiction and mental health issues, said he also deals with a similar clientele to Glazer, like private equity mangers, financial advisors at big banks, and hedge fund traders. He charges $300 for a session.
Cass said his approach uses cognitive behavioral techniques to help clients develop emotional discipline, so that they can boost their performance at work as well. That can mean people are more comfortable being transparent about seeing a psychologist, he told Insider, because they can say"hey I've got this performance coach that works with all the big dogs on Wall Street, I'm going to him to get better.
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