You don't need another book. You need someone who knows.

A single conversation with someone who's been where you are and remembers what it felt like to be there alone.

60 minutes · One conversation.

What brought you here

The loneliest kind of awake

You woke up to something. Maybe it hit all at once, one moment that split your life into before and after. Maybe it crept in over years, this quiet knowing that the world you see is not the world everyone else seems to live in. Either way, you're on the other side of something you can't explain. The people you love most are still across the glass. You see them. You hear them. But when you try to talk about what's happening inside you, the words come out wrong. Or they land nowhere. So you stop trying.

Therapy gave you language for your wounds but not for this. Your friends love you, but when you try to go there, the conversation goes quiet. Changes direction. The books helped, some of them. A few felt like lifelines. But a book can't sit with you at midnight when the ground drops out. A book can't look you in the eye and say, "Yes. I know exactly what that is."

You're not losing your mind. You're finding something real. And no one around you has the words for it.

Jane doesn't offer these conversations because she figured something out. She offers them because she remembers what it was like to have no one. To sit with an experience too big for any room she was in. She became the person she needed and couldn't find. The door is open for you.

— Jane

Meet Jane

Dr. Jane Kim Yu spent much of her childhood sick and bedridden, cut off from the world before she even had the chance to know it. That early silence shaped her in ways she didn't recognize until later. In her early twenties, a spontaneous awakening broke through. No warning. No context. No one to call.

She carried it alone for years. No guide. No map. Nobody who could look at what she was living through and say, "I understand." Eventually she found a mentor, someone who had been through it before her, and that single relationship changed everything. She earned her PharmD. She studied the body, the mind, and the places where they blur together. She never forgot what it cost her to spend all those years without a hand reaching back.

That's why these conversations exist. She remembers what it felt like to have no one, and she refuses to let that be your story too. Jane isn't a guru. She's not going to fix you, because you aren't broken. She's a real person who has been where you are, offering the simplest thing in the world: a conversation with someone who actually gets it.

What a session looks like

You arrive exactly as you are.

No intake forms. No prerequisites. Your thoughts don't need to be organized. Your story doesn't need to be polished. Come confused, curious, grieving, mid-sentence. Just show up.

Jane hears what you're actually saying.

This isn't therapy, and it isn't coaching. It's a real conversation with someone who has lived inside the experience you're trying to describe. Jane listens beneath the words. She reflects back what she sees, and she meets you where you are, not where a framework says you should be.

You leave with clarity, not homework.

No ten-step plan at the end. No upsell. No follow-up sequence. What you leave with is quieter and more honest than that: the feeling of having been truly seen. One conversation. Sixty minutes. Whatever opens from there is yours.

You helped me understand what my therapist was trying to say all this time. I've spent years in sessions trying to find the words, and in one conversation with Jane, something clicked that I couldn't reach before. I didn't know this kind of understanding existed.

A Soul

Many people are wise and caring, but few seem to have the gift and the power to open your eyes, to heal your heart and to touch your soul. Jane has a wisdom of soul far beyond her years. I walked away changed.

Laura Wright

You've been carrying this alone long enough.

One conversation. Sixty minutes. With someone who's been exactly where you are and remembers the way through. No commitment, no strings. Just a quiet room and a person who understands.