BIODYNAMIC PSYCHOTHERAPY METHODS
Mind, Body & Spirit
Root cause healing
At the heart of Biodynamic Psychotherapy and Psychology is the firm belief that the body holds the key to physical and emotional healing. This holistic approach blends body-focused therapy with psychological insight, recognising the deep connection between the mind, body, and spirit.
What is Biodynamic Psychotherapy?
Biodynamic Psychotherapy is a set of methods that goes beyond traditional verbal psychotherapy. It recognises that emotions and unresolved trauma are often stored within the body, manifesting as tension, chronic stress, and even illness. Through gentle and non-invasive bodywork techniques, including Biodynamic Massage and listening to the body’s psycho-peristalsis (neuro-digestive sounds from the gut), this therapy helps individuals work through emotional and mental difficulties, allowing for deep healing and self-awareness. The intention is to activate a person’s capacity to self-heal.
How Does It Work?
Biodynamic Psychotherapy acknowledges that the body stores trauma, not just in the brain, but within the tissues, muscles and the lining of the gut. Many of our deepest emotional experiences are held physically, which is why traditional verbal therapy alone may not fully release these blockages. By working directly with the body, through tissue, muscles, and energetic pathways, we can access and process trauma, genuinely facilitating profound healing.
During a session, you will enter a welcoming, safe space designed for holistic healing. There will be seats available for conversation and verbal exploration, a massage table for Biodynamic Massage treatment, a mattress for somatic bodywork, and space for movement. The session follows the individual's need at that present moment and tends to differ from session to session depending on the person’s integration of the process.
Our approach integrates the foundational principles of Biodynamic Psychology, seeing the individual as a whole—mind, body, and spirit. By working through the trauma held in the body, we can unlock deeper layers of emotional and physical healing, allowing for personal growth, transformation, and connection with your inner potential.
Ebba Boyesen speaking with Dr. Laimonas of the Integrative Centre in Vilnius- 2025
Who Is It For?
Biodynamic Psychotherapy is for people who sense that the body carries more than one lifetime of experience, and that healing happens when those layers are met with presence, sensitivity, and respect.
This method is especially suited for work where emotional, physical, energetic, and unconscious processes are intertwined. It supports access to material held beyond conscious memory, including early developmental experience, preverbal states, and deeply stored patterns that live in the body and nervous system.
The work engages psycho-spiritual and psycho-sexual dimensions of healing, recognising how fear, pleasure, vitality, and meaning are often held in the pelvis, the organs, and the energetic field around the body. Through gentle, non-invasive approaches, these layers can gradually be met and released.
Biodynamic Psychotherapy also works with the subtle energetic field, sometimes referred to as the aura where unresolved stress and fragmentation may be sensed outside the physical body. This makes the work particularly effective with children, teenagers, and those who respond more readily to non-verbal forms of contact.
At its core, this is a method for deep, embodied healing where the body, psyche, and life force are listened to as one living system.
WORK WITH ME
BPM Foundation, Biodynamic Training
A 6-month online training in the foundations of Biodynamic Psychotherapy.
For therapists, bodyworkers, and human-centred practitioners who sense that healing unfolds through the body, breath, and nervous system, not technique alone.
Living Practice, Practitioner Community
An ongoing practice space for students and practitioners of Biodynamic Psychotherapy.
Monthly live sessions, shared inquiry, and embodied reflection to support your therapeutic presence and keep the work alive over time.
Advanced & Deepening Work
For experienced Biodynamic Psychotherapy practitioners ready to refine, deepen, and mature their work.
Advanced themes, embodied integration, and small-group explorations for those who have walked the path for some time.


