BIANCA MOESCHINGER

Bringing the Learning Into the Body

Co-Founder of Psychosomatics & Emotional Anatomy Training, Master Teacher in Psychosomatic Therapy - BioMedical Yoga Therapist - Emotional Release Bodywork Practitioner

Bianca's relationship with Psychosomatic Therapy began personally.

In 2010, she came to the work during a period when she felt deeply disconnected from herself.

What began as an exploration of her own body, emotions and experience became the beginning of more than a decade of clinical practice, teaching and working with people.

Today, Bianca brings a strongly experiential perspective to PEAT - exploring not only what we can understand about the relationship between body, mind and emotion, but what happens when we experience that relationship through ourselves.

BIANCA MOESCHINGER

Bringing the Learning Into the Body

Co-Founder of Psychosomatics & Emotional Anatomy Training, Master Teacher in Psychosomatic Therapy - BioMedical Yoga Therapist - Emotional Release Bodywork Practitioner
 

Bianca's relationship with Psychosomatic Therapy began personally.

In 2010, she came to the work during a period when she felt deeply disconnected from herself.

What began as an exploration of her own body, emotions and experience became the beginning of more than a decade of clinical practice, teaching and working with people.

Today, Bianca brings a strongly experiential perspective to PEAT - exploring not only what we can understand about the relationship between body, mind and emotion, but what happens when we experience that relationship through ourselves.

 
IT BEGAN PERSONALLY

Before It Became My Work, I Had to Experience It

Bianca's introduction to Psychosomatic Therapy in 2010 was not initially professional.

It was personal.

At the time, she felt deeply disconnected from herself, and the work offered another way of understanding the relationship between what she was thinking, what she was feeling and what she was experiencing through her body.

That experience changed the direction of her life.

What began as personal exploration gradually became study, clinical practice and eventually teaching.

But the personal experience of the work has remained important to the way Bianca teaches today.

Before we can become curious about another person's body, Bianca believes there is enormous value in learning to become curious about our own.

It is one of the reasons PEAT begins with personal understanding before moving into professional practice.

THE BODY BECAME THE CLASSROOM

Learning Through Experience

Bianca's exploration of Psychosomatics continued through more than 1,000 hours of BioMedical Yoga Therapy, alongside Psychosomatic Therapy, Emotional Release Bodywork, embodied energy work and years of clinical practice.

Movement added another dimension to what she was learning.

So did breath.

Touch.

Emotional expression.

Stillness

And the experience of being present with another human being.

The body was no longer simply something to analyse.

It became somewhere to learn from.

This experience continues to shape the way Bianca teaches PEAT today - bringing intellectual understanding into relationship with lived, embodied experience.

WHAT BIANCA BRINGS TO PEAT

Knowing Something Is Different From Experiencing It

Bianca is particularly interested in the space between understanding something intellectually and experiencing it through the body.

You can understand the concept of grounding.

But what does grounding actually feel like?


You can learn about emotional expression.

But what happens in your own body when emotion begins to move?


You can study posture, breath and movement.

But what changes when you begin observing your own?

Bianca's teaching continually brings the learning back to experience. 

Not because intellectual understanding isn't important.

But because within PEAT, understanding and embodiment belong together.

Her teaching encourages students to explore the work through themselves first - noticing their own responses, patterns, emotions and ways of inhabiting their body.

From there, the way we observe another person can begin to change too.

EXPERIENCE & PROFESSIONAL BACKGROUND

More Than a Decade of Working With the Body

Bianca's professional experience brings together Psychosomatic Therapy, BioMedical Yoga Therapy, Emotional Release Bodywork, clinical practice, teaching and practitioner mentoring.

Her professional background includes:

  • Advanced Master in Psychosomatic Therapy
  • Psychosomatic Therapy Practitioner
  • 1,000+Hours of BioMedical Yoga Therapy
  • Emotional Release Bodywork
  • More Than a Decade of Clinical Practice
  • Teaching & Practitioner Mentoring
  • Former President of the International Association of Psychosomatic Therapists
  • Co-Founder of Psychosomatics & Emotional Anatomy Training

Each has contributed another perspective to the way Bianca understands the relationship between body, mind, emotion and lived experience.  

With Swiss heritage through her father's side of the family, Bianca also has a personal connection to Switzerland.  

Today, that connection continues through PEAT, with Switzerland becoming a European home for the in-person training.

Contact Bianca
www.biancamoeschinger.com

 

EMBODIMENT

Bringing What We Learn Back to Ourselves

 

For Bianca, learning Psychosomatics is not simply about accumulating more information about the body.

It is about becoming more aware of the body we are already living in.

How do I stand?

How do I breathe?

How do I respond?

What happens in my body when I feel challenged?

What happens when I feel safe?

Where do I hold?

Where do I move?

What changes when I begin paying attention?

These observations are not there to tell us what is right or wrong about ourselves.

They give us another way of becoming curious about how we have learned to meet life.

For Bianca, this is where Psychosomatics becomes something more than information.

It becomes lived experience.

LEARN WITH BIANCA

Experience Changes Understanding

Bianca teaches throughout the PEAT journey - from the Foundation Program and live teaching through to the 6-Day In-Person Training and professional practitioner pathway.

Her teaching continually invites students to bring what they are learning back to themselves.

To notice.

To feel.

To experience.

To question.

An then to observe again.

Because sometimes we can understand something intellectually for years before one experience allows us to understand it differently.

For Bianca, embodiment is where knowledge becomes lived experience.

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