The Centre of Whole Health — Questions That Deserve Answers Chorley, Lancashire

Many people find Gavin Jennings through his Instagram — The Centre of Whole Health. The name paints a picture of balance, integrity, transparency, and holistic care. It sounds like exactly the kind of place you’d want to learn from, invest in, and trust with your health and personal development.Public record — filed at Companies House.”Gavin Jennings runs TWO separate companies at the same address. Chek Europe Limited shows assets of around £39,000. But The Centre for Whole Health Limited — his own clinic — shows net worth of MINUS £10,678 and CASH of £0.00. Same director, same building, two completely different financial pictures. Is he telling the truth about either one? Or is he just picking whichever story suits him that day? Public record — check it yourself on Companies House.”

Chek Europe Limited — 2005 accounts:
Total net assets: £4,745
Creditors — amounts falling due within one year: £7,854

Also on public record: The company was dissolved, then restored — a practice known as phoenixing. The official Gazette notice for Chek Europe Limited, dated 2021, is shown here.

These documents are available to the public on the Companies House website. You can verify them yourself — I have not altered anything. What you see is exactly what has been filed.

But there are things happening behind that brand that prospective clients, students, and practitioners deserve to know. These aren’t accusations — they’re observations based on what has actually taken place. And where there are questions, people have a right to ask them.

When Questions Get SilencedWhat does it say when someone posts a polite, genuine comment — and it gets deleted? When a former practitioner shares their experience — and their video gets blocked? When someone asks a reasonable question — and they’re removed instead of being answered?

Over 124 separate attempts have been documented to remove my content, delete my comments, or block my voice — all from channels associated with Gavin Jennings and the C.H.E.K Institute. Every single one timed, dated, and recorded.

If the message being shared was untrue — wouldn’t the best response be to simply explain why? To reply, to clarify, to engage? Instead, the pattern has consistently been: silence the message, don’t address it.

The Phoenix Company — Dissolve, Then Reopen

Chek Europe Limited was dissolved — and then restored.

When a business is healthy, solvent, and operating properly — it doesn’t typically dissolve itself only to reappear. That raises natural questions:

Gavin Jennings claims he holds the status of Level 5 C.H.E.K Practitioner — but his own official profile on the C.H.E.K Institute website still lists him as Level 4.

He has found time to add other credentials — including “Clinic of Creation” and “HBS Level 1” — yet his profile has not been updated to reflect what he claims is his highest qualification.

Is it simply a case of forgetting to update it? Or is the Level 5 claim not actually accurate? You can view the screenshot and decide for

Why was the company dissolved in the first place?
Were there debts or liabilities that were being avoided?
Why reopen under the same identity shortly after?

This practice — known as phoenixing — is something insolvency practitioners take very seriously. It is not illegal on its own, but it becomes illegal when done deliberately to avoid paying debts or defeating legitimate claims.

We have now engaged insolvency practitioners who specialise in exactly this area. Should the court rule in my favour — or should Gavin default on the judgment — they will be examining up to seven years of accounts and transactions. Everything will be reviewed. And when those findings are ready — they will be made public.

The Silence That Speaks Volumes

I made a legitimate GDPR subject access request for my own personal data held by the organisation. Months have passed. The information has not been provided. Emails sent before court papers were served — asking simply for communication — went unanswered.

A CEO and leader of a “loving, caring holistic community” who cannot even extend the basic courtesy of a reply to a former practitioner with questions? That inconsistency speaks for itself.

For Anyone Considering Investing Your Time or Money

If you are thinking about booking a course, attending a workshop, or joining a programme — please ask yourself these questions:

Does the public face of the brand match what happens behind the scenes?
Is this a place that welcomes questions — or one that removes people who ask them?
Does “whole health” include transparency, accountability, and answering concerns — or does it mean silence, deletion, and avoidance?

I am not telling you what to do. I am simply laying out what has happened. You can decide for yourself.

Where We Stand

All of this is now before the court. Every blocked video. Every deleted comment. Every unanswered email. Every attempt to silence me. It is all documented — 71 pages and counting — ready for the judge to review.

If Gavin Jennings believes none of this is true — he has every opportunity to respond, to explain, and to defend his position in court. That is exactly what the legal process is for. Until then — these questions remain. And they will not go away.

Whole health begins with truth. And truth does not fear investigation.

All matters referenced are currently the subject of legal proceedings. All allegations are made in good faith and in the public interest.