Our Practice

Reka is a Licensed Mental Health Practitioner, Marriage and Family Therapist, and Professional Counselor with more than a decade of clinical experience. Her background spans outpatient settings, hospice care, and private practice, with extensive training in emotionally-focused couples therapy. Born to immigrant parents in London, she brings lived experience across cultures, finance, and family complexity to her work with families.

Chris Richardson is the son of an NYSE-listed founder. He grew up inside the kind of family this firm serves and chose to build outside of it. That’s the seat he works from: rising gen first, advisor second.

He leads the firm’s rising generation practice and runs its rising gen peer circles. The work is succession readiness. The estate planners and trust officers handle the transfer. Chris works on whether the next generation can run what they’re handed. He built the firm’s rising gen readiness assessment and the Family Scorecard, which measure the gap between what the rising gen knows and what the founding generation believes they know, across four domains: access, understanding, intent, and capability.

Genie supports family members navigating ADHD, autism, and executive function challenges across generations. With decades of experience in education and coaching, she developed the NeuroAutonomy Method, a skills-first approach to executive function, emotional regulation, mindfulness, and communication. Her clients don’t need to be fixed. They need systems and strategies built for how their brains actually work.

She also runs NeuroAutonomy: Family, a structured coaching program for parents of teens and young adults with ADHD or autism who have exhausted local options and are weighing residential placement. It is a home-based alternative to therapeutic boarding school, wrapping support around the whole family rather than only the identified child.

Jenny Calcoen spent twenty-six years in the corporate world, the latter half in asset management working with sovereign wealth funds and some of the largest institutional investors in the world. For seven of those years, she was head of a global multi-generational single-family office in London. She has sat on the inside as a right hand to family members as they made decisions on generational wealth transfer and legal structures, and when they came up against the psychological and emotional aspects of wealth.

She has also been the new person in the room more times than most. Born and raised in Belgium, she has lived and worked in France, Switzerland, Spain, Scotland and England before settling in California. She speaks five languages, which taught her early that money is discussed differently in each language and culture, and sometimes not at all.

Jenny is the founder of Inner Earthquake, a boutique advisory practice where she works privately with high-impact women in a personal life transition, at the point where the life they built stops working. A divorce, an exit, an inheritance or a role outgrown are often at the origin of that shift. Her clients are not in crisis. They need someone who already knows their world to do the inner work with, in confidence.