Reclaiming Wholeness Practitioner Community

Judgement is compassion in disguise. Fear of doing harm is integrity in disguise.

Together, we reveal Compassionate Attunement

Compassionate attunement is the intelligent, loving responsiveness of being to itself – not as a function of effort or morality, but as a natural, ever-present quality of This, engaged in its own revealing. It emerges when we rest in and respond from the truth of our direct experiencing.

What is ComPASS?

ComPASS is a peer-led model of practitioner supervision and support, specific to the Reclaiming Wholeness Training approach. It is grounded in the principles of Compassionate Attunement and Reparenting as Presence.

ComPASS offers a held, collaborative space where facilitators can explore their experience of using the model, reflect on their own and client work, and deepen into the dynamic intelligence of the Reclaiming Wholeness approach through Compassionate Attunement (the alive intelligence of presence).

This isn’t about fixing or performing. It’s about meeting what is – with reverence, honesty, and the quiet courage to be seen and supported.

ComPASS is how we stay in fidelity to the approach of Reclaiming Wholeness. Compassionate Attunement isn’t an add-on, it is the living core. It is what makes this approach deeply attuned to life’s intelligence – an applied radical empiricism aligned with the nondual understanding whilst recognising human complexity.

Why ComPASS?

ComPASS isn’t ‘just’ supervision in the traditional sense. It’s supervision that remembers wholeness. In the practice of nondual therapy, supervision isn’t just about reviewing sessions or developing skills.
It’s about recognising how being, through the human experience, continues to unfold through us as facilitators and allowing this unfolding to inform, soften, and deepen as presence with others – in service as the Self, to the Self.

A space to gently hold both your integrity and your uncertainty.
A space to practice meeting fear, judgement, or confusion with presence.
A space to remember: you are not apart from This – and you never were.

ComPASS offers:

• A supportive circle of peers walking the same path in our work.
• A living container for approach fidelity and experiential learning.
• A collaborative unfolding of our code of ethics through the aliveness of being, together.

What Happens in a ComPASS Session?

Each ComPASS session is an opportunity to slow down, notice, and be with what is arising in your practice.

Sessions include the following:

• Quarterly peer-led group zoom gatherings
• Guest speakers
• Space to share casework, practice challenges, and insights
• Real-time exploration of Compassionate Attunement principles
• Compassionate critique – offering each other reflective insight without hierarchy
• Collaborative model evaluation – ensuring the living model stays alive
• Ongoing connection through a private peer-led Facebook group
• Access to the members electronic resource space

Sessions are offered on a donation / pay-what-you-can basis, to support accessibility and resource development.

ComPass is available to all those who have completed the 5-day foundational training.

Whether you’ve just completed your practitioner training or have been integrating this work for some time, ComPASS is here to support your deepening -not because you need to improve, but because that’s what This does.

Join us in attuning to what is already here. Wholeness. Compassion. You.

ComPASS online zoom group sessions will take place on the following dates for 2026.

Please ensure that you book onto the sessions you plan to attend:

Sunday January 18th at 4pm (UK Time)

Sunday May 17th at 4pm (UK Time)

Sunday September 20th at 4pm (UK Time)

Sunday December 20th at 4pm (UK Time)