A Note From Achintha

I've cycled through my fair share of therapists and coaches, even as a therapist myself. I struggled to find a professional who would click with me, help me make sense of my experiences, and do the deep work to know myself inside and out.

I felt like I wasn't really doing anything, even over quite a bit of time. With some, I felt really heard, but it was lacking depth, and I wasn't making actual changes or healing what I needed to heal. And with others, I felt there were concrete steps to get to my goals, but not a lot of connection. And with a third part, I experienced neither, it just seemed like I was just talking endlessly into the void.

I was observing something similar in my professional life. Traditional therapeutic approaches were either too rigid or too ambiguous, and other models too surface level or prescriptive. And neither worked very well with actual life, nor did they point to a clear understanding of what happened, how it fit into a life story and what to do with it now.

This gap began the creation of the Compass system, which I worked on nearly every day in the background for over 6 years. Something that was rooted in connection, had just the right amount structure without compromising on flow, and most importantly, was actually applicable in everyday life and led people towards the life they've always wanted to live.

This is Epiphany at its core — a space for coming back to yourself, reflecting on your experiences and moving towards being the person you were always meant to be.

Warmly,
Achintha Sarapalli