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Nondual Therapy
Training for Practitioners

The Psychology of Healing and Seeking

Nondual Therapy Training with Reclaiming Wholeness

Integrative Nondual Therapy is a pioneering approach that merges psychological understanding with spiritual insight, offering a deeply transformative path for those struggling with fear, identity, and an inner sense of incompleteness and dissatisfaction. Rather than attempting to control or reframe thoughts and behaviors, this modality targets the core illusion at the root of suffering: the belief in separateness.

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Most of us perceive ourselves as isolated individuals, cut off from the interconnected flow of life. This false perception of division fosters deep insecurity and the compulsive need to seek fulfilment outside ourselves. We search endlessly - for love, success, approval - believing something vital is missing.

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But the essence of nonduality reveals a different truth: life is already whole. There is no separation between you and the world. What you truly are is not a fragmented self but the very presence in which all experiences arise. Fulfilment, then, isn’t something to be earned or attained - it’s the innate quality of being itself.​​

 

The Reclaiming Wholeness Method - A unified framework for deep healing that lasts.

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At the core of the Reclaiming Wholeness approach is the understanding that our struggles don’t originate from life itself, but from an inner contraction around a mistaken belief in separation. Each individual expresses this through a unique “seeking style,” shaped by their fears and longings.

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For example, someone afraid of rejection might compulsively chase acceptance - yet no amount of validation truly satisfies that internal emptiness. That’s because what we’re seeking externally already exists within as a natural expression of our true self: love, worth, authenticity, sovereignty, belonging, wisdom.

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This approach doesn’t aim to reinforce identity or change behavior through willpower. Instead, it facilitates a direct, felt recognition of our non-separate nature. As fear softens, the deeper qualities of being - peace, clarity, and wholeness naturally emerge.

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​​​​​​​​​​​​​​​​​​​An Integrative Approach

 

In the Reclaiming Wholeness approach, the richness and complexity of human emotional and psychological needs are fully acknowledged. At the same time, there is a deep recognition that life—our essential nature—has an innate capacity to reveal itself with increasing subtlety and depth over time. This unfolding can be gently supported when the right environment and understanding are present.

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By gaining insight into the nature of inner seeking and identifying distinct patterns or “styles” of seeking, this approach offers a grounded and accessible starting point. This creates the conditions for:

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  • Clarity – allowing us to explore and integrate the seeking impulse, rather than reject or reinforce it

  • Compassion – embracing a flexible, inclusive approach that welcomes diverse therapeutic tools and perspectives, meeting life as it unfolds

  • Depth – staying rooted in an awareness that meets suffering at its origin—the illusion of separation

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Training for Practitioners: A Transformational Framework

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This immersive training 5-day training is crafted for therapists, counsellors, coaches, and healing professionals looking to bring a nondual, trauma-aware lens into their work. The course offers a robust foundation in theory, supported by experiential methods that allow for real integration.

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Participants will learn to:

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  • Examine how nondual insight is reflected in a range of wisdom traditions such as Taoism, Zen, Kashmir Shaivism, and Advaita Vedanta.

  • Consider nonduality’s view of human nature as distinct from the conditioned personality and explore what lies beyond it—the unfiltered “natural state.”

  • Understand how the personality forms and operates, including the emergence of the ego and its role in shaping the experience of a separate self.

  • Gain clarity on the fundamental origins of emotional suffering and how nondual realisation naturally resolves inner conflict.

  • Explore the mechanisms of resistance and seeking, as well as how fear and desire influence behaviour, perception, and identity.

  • Deepen your ability to recognise the true self and develop practical ways to support clients in embodying it with conscious awareness.

  • Learn how to recognise, track, and map the primary and secondary patterns of seeking that drive individual behaviour.

  • Discover how to bring nondual understanding into therapeutic or coaching work while remaining respectful of the client’s lived, human experience.

  • Use self-inquiry as a tool for helping clients question limiting beliefs and loosen identification with fixed personal identities.

  • Reconnect with the source of authentic wellbeing, and guide others to access this inherent sense of inner wholeness.

  • Understand the transformative potential of transmutation—how fully experiencing conditioned pain in awareness can reveal the very qualities being unconsciously sought.

  • Learn how to stay present with raw somatic experience without falling into conceptual analysis or spiritual avoidance.

  • Practice and embody principles such as openness, neutrality, and letting go, to foster inner balance and sustainable healing.

  • Identify the deep fears that drive specific seeking tendencies, and learn how these manifest on emotional, mental, and physical levels.

  • Recognise how habitual seeking, when left unresolved, can evolve into compulsive or addictive patterns.

  • Apply the Reparenting as Presence model to help clients move from external striving to internal embodiment of their true essence.

  • Blend tools and approaches from nondual awareness, body-based inquiry, and experiential processing into a cohesive, grounded practice.

  • Clarify your role as a nondual-oriented practitioner and understand how the therapeutic relationship can reflect wholeness and presence.

  • Support lasting change not by controlling behaviours but by helping dissolve the core patterns that maintain a false sense of self.

  • Explore how deep healing and spiritual awakening unfold through direct experience, not theory—by returning to the truth of being.

  • Expand your grasp of integration as the loving inclusion of all parts of experience, especially those that have been repressed, rejected, or split off.

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