Welcome to Inna House.

We live in a world that celebrates success, speed, and constant evolution. But in the race to keep up, many of us are left processing life’s most personal challenges in isolation. Workplaces prioritize output over well-being, industries often forget empathy, and we find ourselves constantly connected yet increasingly disconnected from what truly matters.

But what if we could choose a different way?

As children, we moved through the world with curiosity, creativity, and courage. We played, we imagined, we explored without hesitation. Somewhere along the way, adulthood asked us to have answers instead of questions. To stay composed rather than vulnerable. To do more, feel less.

Through years of work across mental health, performance, and organizational spaces, one truth has stood out: most people don’t lack stories they lack safe spaces to share and process them. Too often, our truths especially the hard ones are voiced in rooms not ready to hold them. And that leaves people feeling dismissed, judged, or alone.

Inna House was born as a response to that. A space built with care, creative tools, and thoughtful processes designed to invite clarity, expression, and healing. Here, art and awareness come together. You’re encouraged to pause, to listen inward, to access the creativity of your younger self and the discernment of the adult you are today.

This work is deeply personal. It draws from every space I’ve stood in from navigating disability in the halls of NIMHANS as a child, to holding space in classrooms, boardrooms, hospitals, and theatres. One room at a time, this vision has grown and at the heart of it is a belief I return to often:

Clarity begins at home.
And that home is you.

So come as you are. There’s room here to release, to reflect, and to realign.
Let’s make space for self, for story, for something new.