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Institute for Biosynthesis IIBS I Founding and Grounding The emphasis is on the root chakra and the spine as the basis of autonomy and on the difference between over grounded and under- grounded character tendencies. The understanding of the motoric fields as patterns of developmental movement, expressive gesture, and as affecto – motoric schemes is a main theme. Major teaching themes are holding patterns in the body, polarity tendencies in the body, and impulse qualities in movement. II Centering The emphasis is on the hara chakra and on pre- and perinatal aspects of experience, womb life, birthing, and ways to help clients with birth or pre-natal trauma. We teach principles of working with breathing patterns, hyper and hypoventilation; and character principles: the schizo - hysterical split as expressed as a distortion of the polarity between containment and release. III Holding and Charging The emphasis is on the first year of life, the throat chakra, oral character tendencies, healthy needs, and patterns of addiction. The Biosynthesis principles of the elements of touch as forms of healthy nourishment are taught. We work as well with the themes of pulsations of pleasure in the body, work with restrictions in the pelvis and the handling of healthy eros and sexuality. IV Bounding The emphasis is on the energies of the solar plexus chakra, and the sympathetic emotions of anger and anxiety, in relation to the movement patterns of constructive aggression, and constructive self defence, or safety - seeking. Character aspects of power, as in masochism or psychopathy are also main themes. V Bonding The emphasis is on the heart as the centre of a love relationship, and on patterns of cooperation in partnership, (as opposed to symbiotic collusion, or destructive collision). A central focus is on the energetics of the arms as channels for expression and contact. We work with character aspects of over activity, or over passivity in relationship and with the somatic basis for dealing with sexual problems of clients. VI Sounding 70 Training and Courses in Biosynthesis The emphasis is on the voice, the throat chakra, and the ear. We teach Patterns of clear communication in language and disruptions of this; also ways to help clients who are over rational and clients who have difficulty finding words for their experience. VII Facing The emphasis is on outlook and insight, eye contact and vision, including the third eye. Therapeutic work on the eye block includes ways of transforming restrictive imagery to creative imagery, and ways of grounding imagery in the body and in movement. VIII Crowning The emphasis is on the crown chakra as gate between personal existence, and the transpersonal. We work with themes of healthy spirituality as opposed to pseudo spiritual escape from the body. We look at attitudes to death. There is intensive teaching on working with resources and qualities of essence. IX Forming and Shaping The emphasis is a continuation of the previous week and a study of disturbances to the crown chakra functions of integration in psychosis, traumatic states and borderline conditions. We also look at the application fields of Biosynthesis in private practice, in clinics, or in other areas such as work with children or social applications. We include character aspects of the process of transition and saying goodbye, as well as resources in harvesting and new beginnings. General Information 1. Trainers: All units are led by Dr.h.c. David Boadella for 4 ½ days and Dr.phil. Silvia Specht Boadella for 3 days. 2. Admission These places are available to the following persons: • Trainers who wish to update their training and add some specialisation in two or more of the thematic course units. Additional time will be created for specific questions from trainers. • Assistants who accompany Biosynthesis National or Regional Trainers to the thematic training units and wish to support their trainers within the National or Regional trainings. • Biosynthesis - Therapists who already have received a

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