Spear’s Review

A leading figure in the recovery landscape for more than a decade, Natasha Silver Bell founded the New York-based SilverBell Global (SBG) in 2012, bringing treatments for conditions such as depression, eating disorders and life transitions to UHNW families across the world, from London to Dubai and beyond.

The firm cites a particular focus on interrupting ‘revolving-door syndrome’, where clients have experienced a series of unsuccessful rehabs and treatments.

SBG takes care in selecting the coaches and clinicians it collaborates with, saying that the average professional it partners with ‘is vetted over three to six months with an extensive background check, reference check and interviews with several key SBG members’.

Silver Bell is also the co-founder and CEO of Due North Quest, which places young men in search of direction with US Navy Seals to partner on worldwide humanitarian relief projects.

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Adviser Profile

With over a decade of expertise in mental health, CEO of SilverBell Global (SBG) Natasha Silver Bell orchestrates multidisciplinary teams from the US to the UK to the UAE and beyond. Natasha was recently honoured to be a panellist at the first Lord Mayor’s Global Family Office Summit on a panel titled ‘Family Capital: Preparing the Rising Generation’.

A driving force elevating the mental health industry, Natasha curates socially relevant dialogues to deepen conversations around mental health, well-being and spirituality. Recent thought leadership includes ‘The Neuroscience of Productivity, Health and Peace of Mind’ at the Vida Emirates Hills in Dubai, with global experts Nour El Hafi, Lena Weissenborn, Dr Samer El Hayek, Chantal Ishac and Dr Wayne Kampers; ‘Grace Under Pressure’ with Dr Stephen Pereira, Sir António Horta-Osório, Dr Jon Goldin and Edwin Smith, EIC of Spear’s; and ‘Women and Money: The Value of Self-Worth’, presented at the 2024 Masters Events with clinical psychologist Dr Melita Stancil, Diana Chambers, founder of The Chambers Group and author of True Wealth: Letters on Money, Life, and Love, and psychotherapist Holli Rubin of The Soke, London.

The SBG curriculum fosters personal and professional development through meaningful collaboration and education with leaders in the field. Trainings include polyvagal theory and skills with Deb Dana, trauma-informed coaching and supervision with Lou Lebentz, sociometrics with Tian Dayton, and dialectical behaviour therapy strategies, skills and supervision with Professor Lindsay Chester.

Natasha’s commitment to service, access and sustainable care is reflected in her co-founding of the Inservice Foundation, which supports underserved populations, and the creation of the Megan Anne Foundation, established to support sober mothers and survivors of intimate partner violence navigating divorce without adequate resources.