Motion Bond Technique®

I am pleased to introduce the Motion Bond Technique® (MBT), a method I have been developing for several years. With physiotherapist Daniela Dvorská, we are now implementing this technique in practice and initiating the first scientific research studies to validate its effectiveness and efficacy.

Our approach integrates psychological theories of attachment, polyvagal theory, neuro-linguistic programming, and a physiotherapeutic method focused on dynamic neuromuscular stabilization and developmental kinesiology.

Research indicates that our early attachment patterns have a profound impact on our entire lives. According to attachment theory, the relationships we form in the first years of life influence our interactions with others, driven by a desire for closeness, a need for survival, and a simultaneous need for exploration. Intriguingly, our methods of exploring the world are mirrored in our movement patterns, from rolling over to sitting, crawling, and walking. This process of discovery not only shapes our social interactions but also how we perceive and react to the world around us.

Experts behind the program

Our methods are the result of a seamless integration of theory and practical application, designed to support healing at every level of being. Join our program to experience a transformational process that will help you reconnect with yourself and renew your inner world.

How do we work?

In our experiential program "Motion Bond Technique", we work through these foundational concepts across four phases:

1. Exploration in movement - we learn to perceive and understand our body and movement. 

2. Breaking through resistance and fear - we confront internal barriers that prevent us from achieving complete movement and self-expression. 

3. Psychological reflection and introspection - we examine the impact of these movement patterns on our psychological states and how these states influence our daily interactions and decisions. 

4. Physiotherapeutic explanation and correction - we aim to understand and correct ineffective or dysfunctional movement patterns, thereby promoting healthier and more harmonious physical and psychological development.

A client's movement is not always correct, as it is a learning process. It is important to demonstrate not only what is correct but also what appears to be erroneous or problematic. In such moments, when emotions are present, movement can either support or hinder progress. For instance, a feeling of instability or an inability to activate certain muscles may indicate the need for more focused attention on specific areas. In physiotherapy, there is no need to strive for absolutely perfect movement from the outset. Each individual is unique, and rapid attempts to change can lead to pain or further movement imbalances and compensations.

Here is a demonstration of my personal work, showcasing how we apply these concepts in practice. Join us and discover how you can transform your life through a deeper understanding of your psyche and body.

This video focuses on the first phase of our approach, where participants begin with physical exploration, examining movements and their environment. We demonstrate how, through various exercises based on developmental kinesiology, participants discover their physical boundaries and reactions. This process is crucial for gaining a deeper understanding of their bodies and identifying emotional states or blocks.

The second video is dedicated to overcoming personal barriers and fears, including limits and defense mechanisms that manifest in movement. During the training, we highlight techniques and exercises that help participants recognize and release internal resistance, paving the way for emotional freedom.

The third video focuses on the process of psychological reflection and introspection. We explain how participants can analyze and reflect on the experiences gained from physical exploration and overcoming barriers with psychological support. This process allows for deeper internal insight and personal growth. Participants identify similarities and themes that connect their movement experiences to life themes, personality traits, or current situations.

In the video, you can see and hear how I reflect on my experiences with early hospitalization at age three and the necessity of becoming independent. I also identify the desire to remain playful, which manifests in my attachment patterns and influences my tendency to form relationships with men who exhibit this quality.

The last video covers the physiotherapeutic aspect of our method. The physiotherapist explains why faulty patterns occur and how to address them. We introduce approaches and techniques for correcting ineffective or dysfunctional movement and neuromuscular patterns, demonstrating how these changes contribute to overall mental well-being and health.

Summary of Programs

Explore our diverse range of programs designed to support your personal and professional growth:

1. Reparenting Programme — Deep Healing Journey: An 8-day intensive retreat focused on emotional healing and relationship improvement using developmental kinesiology techniques.

2. Couple Balance Programme: Strengthen your relationship through a comprehensive 8-day retreat that combines therapeutic techniques for couples.

3. Personal Growth Path: A multidisciplinary therapy program with 10 individual session packages (5 with a psychologist and 5 with a physiotherapist) to foster holistic personal development.

4. Professional Certification Programme: a 2-year advanced training program for therapists, including 10 bi-monthly 2-day sessions to gain certification in therapeutic techniques.