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Who We Are
A model built from clinical experience and scientific evidence
The Colombian Institute of Compassion was born out of the need to offer a deeper and more structured response to human suffering.
For years we observed how many people went through therapeutic processes focused solely on reducing symptoms, without addressing the dynamics that caused or maintained them.
As a result of clinical practice, research, and supervision of hundreds of cases, we developed the Compassion-Based Psychological Reorganization Model (CBPRM), an integrative framework that now guides all our clinical interventions, training processes, and organizational programs.
Our purpose is to support sustainable, ethical, and scientifically sound transformation processes.
OUR TEAM
The people behind the Colombian Compassion Institute
David Bonilla Macias
Clinical Psychologist · Master in Neuropsychology
Founder and Director of the Colombian Institute of Compassion

David is the creator of the Compassion-Based Psychological Reorganization Model (CBPRM), a clinical approach developed to integrate advances in neuroscience, contextual therapy, and compassion into processes of profound psychological transformation.
David Bonilla Macias
Clinical Psychologist · Master in Neuropsychology
Founder and Director of the Colombian Institute of Compassion

David is the creator of the Compassion-Based Psychological Reorganization Model (CBPRM), a clinical approach developed to integrate advances in neuroscience, contextual therapy, and compassion into processes of profound psychological transformation.
David Bonilla Macias
Clinical Psychologist · Master in Neuropsychology · Founder and Director of the Colombian Institute of Compassion

More than 15 years working at the intersection of neuroscience, clinical psychology, and human experience. Master's degree in Neuropsychology, founder of the Colombian Institute of Compassion, and creator of the MRPBC—an integrative clinical model developed from real-world practice, not from a manual.
He has advised the Ministry of National Education, the CRC, the Bogotá Education Secretariat, and the CNSC, among others, on the development of welfare plans and customized training strategies, and has trained hundreds of psychologists and therapists in Colombia. He is also an actor and the author of the play "The Day I Made Love to My Ex," an experience that brings psychological knowledge to the stage.
David Bonilla Macias
Clinical Psychologist · Master in Neuropsychology · Founder and Director of the Colombian Institute of Compassion

More than 15 years working at the intersection of neuroscience, clinical psychology, and human experience. Master's degree in Neuropsychology, founder of the Colombian Institute of Compassion, and creator of the MRPBC—an integrative clinical model developed from real-world practice, not from a manual.
He has advised the Ministry of National Education, the CRC, the Bogotá Education Secretariat, and the CNSC, among others, on the development of welfare plans and customized training strategies, and has trained hundreds of psychologists and therapists in Colombia. He is also an actor and the author of the play "The Day I Made Love to My Ex," an experience that brings psychological knowledge to the stage.
Our publishing work
Psychology as a commitment to health and life is a publication written by the founders of the Colombian Institute of Clinical Consulting, David Bonilla Macías and Paola Aguinaga, as an invitation to understand clinical psychology from a human, ethical perspective committed to the transformation of people and society.
This work brings together reflections, experiences and contributions built from clinical practice, teaching and research, consolidating the ICC's purpose of generating knowledge in service of mental health.





