Biosynthesis International, EABS & OABS

11/03/2026

Biosynthesis is not something that you leave in your therapeutic cabinet, it is what you take with yourself in your life. Biosynthesis is the way of living” - says Nutsa Verkhviashvili, a Biosynthesis psychotherapist from Georgia, Tbilisi. Watch the video to see another perspective on Biosynthesis.

09/03/2026

For International Women’s Day we've asked British art historian, author and founder of The Great Women Artists podcast, Katy Hessel, to select her favourite women artists from our archive: ⁠
“I want to live inside an Isabella Ducrot world. I see her almost like a great-grandmother of art, sitting at the very top, giving us wisdom, and getting us to always consider the perspectives of different ages, and how sacred our time on this planet is.”⁠
Watch the full list picked by Katy Hessel here: https://channel.louisiana.dk/series/seen-and-selected-by-katy-hessel Ver menos

Louisiana Channel

08/03/2026

There is a vital pulse within every woman. A continuous cycle that remains a basic principle of change in life and the structure that sustains everything. Goodbyes and new beginnings, revisiting what is worthwhile, what has shaped us, and what we are not yet ready to give up.

A continuous movement that expands, contracts, nourishes, and transforms.
The female body is a territory of creation, not only because it can generate new life, but because it knows how to sustain processes, go through changes, and allow something to mature at its own pace. Within it lies a silent wisdom, written in the cells, the cycles, the breath that deepens and restores presence.
Generating life in all its forms is the most powerful expression of the life force: in the female body, the force opens up to welcome another, in the body and in the heart, which reorganizes and changes the mother forever, learning the most powerful lesson, namely that life is not just for oneself.

When a woman returns to her body, she returns to the source, the place where vitality and sensitivity coexist, where fragility and strength are not opposites, but parts of the same pulse.

There is a strength that makes no noise.
A strength that does not impose, but sustains.
That does not harden, but remains alive.
It is the strength to feel deeply and let life transform the self in inconceivable ways.
Of moving according to one’s own rhythms.
Of transforming without disconnecting from one’s essence.
When the body is truly inhabited, life begins to flow again.
And everything that is alive flourishes.

01/03/2026

Once again, and as many times as necessary, we want to stand together for peace in the world 🙏

26/02/2026

The right orbitofrontal cortex (OFC) is a key region of the brain for emotional development, especially during the early years of life when attachment bonds with caregivers are most important.

It plays a central role in regulating emotions, acting as a “brake” on the amygdala, the part of the brain responsible for processing feelings like fear, stress, and anxiety. When a child experiences consistent attention, nurturing, and emotional support, the OFC strengthens, helping them learn to manage emotions in a healthy way.

This development not only promotes emotional well-being in childhood but also supports resilience, emotional balance, and secure attachments throughout life. In other words, the care and connection a child receives early will shape how they relate to themselves and others in the future.

Investing in healthy emotional bonds from an early age is therefore one of the most powerful ways to nurture the mind and heart for a lifetime.

25/02/2026

Your mind becomes what you feed it.

When you consistently show up for yourself, connecting to that part of you that wants to live a more vibrant and fulfilled life, your brain begins to rewire itself, creating new connections that make it easier to notice joy, gratitude, and possibility all around you.

It isn’t just positivity — neuroscience reveals the possibility of sparking new connections to craft the path that’s yours to walk.
Neurons that fire together, wire together.

The more you train your thoughts toward growth, kindness, and light, the more your mind learns to find them, even in the small, ordinary moments.
Choose your focus wisely. Your brain is always listening.

20/02/2026

The signs are everywhere once we connect ✨
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18/02/2026

In Biosynthesis, we understand the human being as a living unity, where body, mind, and spiritual essence intertwine in the same movement of life.

The central concept of this approach is the existence of three fundamental energy streams, formed already in embryonic life, corresponding to the three germ layers: the ectoderm, the mesoderm, and the endoderm.
From these layers arise the various organs, tissues, and systems, and with them, the three vital currents that sustain our experience in the world.

These currents manifest as:
streams of movement, expressing our motricity and capacity for action;
streams of perception, thought, and imagery, which nourish our consciousness;
streams of emotion, expressed in the center of the body through the autonomic nervous system.
When these three dimensions flow in an integrated way, we experience a state of health, presence, and maturity.

But tensions, traumas, and interruptions, both in intrauterine and postnatal life can fragment this integration, disrupting the natural flow of vital energy and giving rise to physical, emotional, and relational imbalances.
The work in Biosynthesis seeks to restore this lost unity.

Through subtle touch, spontaneous movements, conscious breathing, and attentive emotional expression, the therapist invites the body to rediscover its rhythm, its pulsation, and its sense of continuity.
Functional embryology provides the foundation for this approach: by reconnecting patterns of breathing, muscular tone, and emotion, we open the path toward the integration of somatic existence, psychological experience, and spiritual essence.
Biosynthesis is, therefore, a path of organic growth.

It works with movements that follow the wave-like flow of the breath, releasing blocked intentionalities and allowing the birth of new embodiments of the psyche — what David Boadella called “postures of the soul.”
More than treating symptoms, Biosynthesis invites us to reconnect with what within us remains alive despite all interruptions.

It emphasizes the qualities already present in the client, the resonance between therapist and patient, and the organic presence that emerges in the therapeutic encounter.
It is in this space of listening and movement that the body becomes a truly inhabited territory once again, and the soul, a breath finding form through gesture.

12/02/2026

11/02/2026

An invitation to look beyond the surface of the mind, into the vast invisible territory that shapes our emotions, impulses, and behaviors.

In Biosynthesis, this unconscious dimension is not expresses in words, but through-actions, tensions, emotions and dreams. The body speaks the language of the unconscious: a restrained gesture, an averted gaze, a suspended breath. All of these are living expressions of what has not yet taken shape in consciousness.

Thus, the therapeutic process in Biosynthesis is a path of integration, where the unconscious can be recognized and welcomed not only by the mind that understands, but also by the body that feels.
In this sense, consciousness ceases to be an isolated “special function” and becomes a field of dialogue between body, emotion, and thought, a space of presence and deep listening.