inner repair is about rescuing and reconnecting with parts of our internal world that feel hurt, abandoned, separate, and alone.

Here, we’re taking the courageous act of releasing our conditioning, judgements, and coping mechanisms. Then, when you create an inner environment of self love and compassion for the places that feel tender, you create inner repair. This reparative process is an inside job and a skill that can be learned.

Repair has the word pair in it — to pair the self back with its soul. The byproduct of that process is that you won’t have to force yourself to heal. It happens naturally. Dare I say, you’ll start to feel supported from the inside out.

My specialties are in:

  • the complications of being a child of a first-gen immigrant family

  • caretaking aging parents

  • recovering from being part of a family business

  • the dysfunction working in tech start-ups


  • repeating patterns and can’t quite resolve it

  • feeling guilty for resting and also feeling depleted

  • ruminating feelings of shame, self loathing & not good enough

  • an inner critic or inner bully that won’t soften with time or understanding

  • repairing within when self abandonment was how you survived

  • feeling worse & paralyzed when there’s self judgement

  • reaching an inflection point and how to be with the places within that feel uncertain

About me

My name is Haesun 혜선/蕙仙 and I am from the Bay Area and currently live in New York. In my coaching practice, I weave together principles from spiritual psychology, conscious parenting, and Traditional Chinese Medicine practices.

I received my certifications while I worked at start-ups (from series B to IPO), authored a children’s arts and craft how-to book (by Random House/Watson Guptil), and at one point ran my father’s business.

Your Questions, Answered

Our culture doesn’t teach us the language of what to say to ourselves. What exactly does it sounds like?

We hear, we need to love ourselves, we need to have compassion with ourselves.

We’re all on board. No one says, “I want to live one more day with less compassion.”

And yet it can feel very elusive. 

What is the tone? What does it feel like? You simply need to be taught.

The tone, the feeling, the sound comes from the inside out of you and it requires practice like brushing your teeth or working out.