Multiple Brain Integration Techniques

In most recent years there has been talk of our gut being our second brain. Neuroscience research has proven that we do, just like the brain within our skull, have a complex and functional neural network in our gut but also in our heart! Meaning, our gut and heart can also be termed as being a brain.

An mBIT session is a hands on technique which will assist your body's neurons to wire together so they can fire together throughout your multiple brains:

1. Using your skin's proprioceptors to send re-wiring information back to your Central Nervous System.
2. Working with breath to achieve a balanced Autonomic Nervous System.
3. Applying Neuro Linguistic Programming tools.

Grant Soosalu and Marvin Oka built upon their expertise in Neuro Linguistic Programming (NLP - behaviour modelling with the use of thoughts and words) and developed multiple Brain Integration Technique (mBIT); the process of communicating with, aligning, and harnessing the intelligences of your multiple brains.

When you are putting the mBIT techniques into action you are mBraining. You are using your multiple brains coherently; you are aligning and integrating your multiple brains for specific outcomes.

Alignment of 3 brains for:

• Goal/outcome-setting.
• Decision making.
• Problem solving.
• Motivation and action taking.
• Harnessing your intuition.
• Cultivating understanding and perspective.
• Relationships.
• Personal development, learning and behavioural change.
• Health and wellbeing.

Signs and indicators you aren't aligned:

• You experience internal conflict within yourself between your thoughts, feelings and actions.
• You've not acted upon your dreams, goals and plans.
• You do unwanted behaviours or habits and don't know why or have difficulty stopping.
• You find it difficult to make a decision(s).
• Something within you is making it difficult for you to motivate yourself to take action.
• You sabotage yourself from achieving your goals.
• You chronically experience disempowerment emotional states such as frustration, depression, anger, anxiety etc.