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MBraining is based on age-old wisdom traditions combined with the most recent neuroscientific research into our 3 main neural networks in our heart, brain and abdomen. The result is an astonishingly simple yet highly effective new method to get in touch with one's own intuition and wisdom and thus help clients live a more conscious, meaningful, happier and more active life.



mBraining was developed 4 years ago by the Australians Grant Soosalu & Marvin Oka, this training has now spread to all continents and many thousands of therapists, managers but also 'ordinary' people who want to work on personal development are convinced and enthusiastic about the results. of this new training.

Have you ever worked with people who experience a conflict between their thoughts, feelings and actions? Or people who have trouble realizing their goals, plans and dreams? People who have trouble making decisions or having trouble changing bad habits without really knowing why? Or maybe feel like something is missing and they aren't quite true to who they really are deep down inside?

Then there is a good chance that their brains are not completely congruent and balanced with each other. Because when the head, heart and belly are in balance with each other, it creates an inner wisdom, which makes it possible to use the intuition and connect with who we really are. This allows us to utilize opportunities and skills that we simply cannot get from the head alone. mBraining does this by integrating and aligning the brains with each other in an optimal way.

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MBraining is new in personal development and leadership, developed by Grant Soosalu and Marvin Oka. Through a meta-analysis and meta-synthesis of thousands of scientific articles and other literature, Grant and Marvin have developed a series of techniques (mBIT – multiple Brain Integration Techniques) based on new knowledge and theory (mBraining).

So what do we know? So we have at least three brains – the cephalic brain, the brain of our heart and the abdomen. It's amazing once you know how this inner intelligence manifests itself, among other things, through our language, and how you begin to notice the language in ourselves and others.

• Some examples from the main brain (home for thinking, giving meaning and cognitive perception); "Keep Your Head Above Water," "Like a Headless Chicken," "Use Your Head," "I Can't Get That Thought Out of My Head," "Use Your Mind".
• Some examples from the heart-brain (home for feeling, values ​​and relationship with self and others); "With my hand on my heart", "Heartache", "Follow your heart", "Straight from the heart", "With heart and soul".
• Some examples from the gut brain (home base for self-preservation, identity and mobilization/motivation or getting moving); 'Split someone's stomach', 'Knot in your stomach', 'Can't digest', 'Butterflies in the stomach', 'Is heavy on the stomach', 'I have to digest that'.