Workshops, members' meetings and writing from the biodynamic community.
Our spring members' meeting on 16 May 2026 explored how ideas from Internal Family Systems (IFS) and movement work can enrich biodynamic practice — an afternoon of theory, experiential exercises and discussion.
Jan Trewartha returned on 28 February 2026 with a hands-on workshop exploring fascia, the biotensegrity model of the body, and gentle approaches to working with scar tissue.
Our AGM on 1 November 2025 was followed by a workshop with Kathrin Stauffer on working with clients in low-energy states — recognising them, meeting them, and supporting the return of vitality.
Ruth Baigent writes on adverse childhood experiences (ACEs), the physiology of toxic stress, and how biodynamic massage can support regulation and recovery.
Carlien van Heel led our spring meeting with a deep dive into Gerda Boyesen's signature concept — psycho-peristalsis — and its place in contemporary practice.
An exploration of Reichian character structures from a biodynamic perspective, examining how early patterns of holding shape adult experience — and how touch can meet them.
A practical afternoon session on 9 November 2024 introducing scarwork and fascia-informed approaches for biodynamic practitioners, alongside a members' review of Patrick Casement's article “The Emperor's New Clothes”.
Professor Helen Payne joined our spring meeting to discuss working with medically unexplained symptoms — territory where body-oriented approaches have much to offer.