As a Managing Partner of a law firm in the UK I see first-hand how much pressure people carry in demanding professions. Behind the achievements and responsibilities, many people struggle with stress, anxiety, and burnout — often quietly and without asking for help.

Mental health is something I care deeply about. In my own organisation we have made wellbeing a priority, introducing initiatives designed to support our team and encourage open conversations about mental health. But I know this is a much wider challenge that affects families, workplaces, and communities everywhere.

That is why I have decided to run the Berlin Marathon in support of the Mental Health Foundation. This is one of the world’s most iconic races, and for me it represents an opportunity to combine a personal challenge with raising awareness and funds for a cause that truly matters.

The Mental Health Foundation does vital work to prevent mental health problems, promote wellbeing, and ensure that people receive the support they need. By supporting this charity, we can help create a society where mental health is treated with the same importance as physical health.

Training for a marathon requires discipline and resilience, but it is nothing compared to the challenges many people face with their mental health every day. If you are able to support this cause with a donation, no matter the size, it would mean a great deal.

Thank you for helping make a difference.