WHAT IS PBSP? Created in 1961 by Albert Pesso and Diane Boyden-Pesso, Pesso Boyden System Psychomotor (PBSP) is the most advanced therapeutic system available for emotional re-education or reprogramming.

Pesso Boyden System Psychomotor (PBSP) is an interactional, body-based group therapy that enables one to recreate past experiences in order to compensate for emotional deficits earlier in life. Developed by Albert Pesso and Diane Boyden-Pesso in 1961, the methods of PBSP have been in continual evolution and refinement since that time.

What is Pesso Boyden System Psychomotor (PBSP)? It is a body-based psychotherapy that helps individuals unlock old, deficit-ridden memories and create new memories in their place. How does it work?

You will learn how to set up intake talks for a PBSP group, how to collect biographical information in accordance to PBSP and to developmental insights, how to establish a treatment-plan with the client and how to introduce the method within a group.

Why did you want to become a certified PBSP® therapist/supervisor/trainer and what do you think of PBSP® as a therapy process? I think it is an astonishing process.

What do you think of PBSP® as a therapy process and/or how do you use it in your work? I'm most attracted to working in "depth" with people. To me this means, in large part, helping people to work at the cause of symptoms on not just on symptom relief. I use PBSP® theory and practice towards that end. What are your other PBSP® involvements ...

PBSP is a psychotherapy used with adults who suffer from adverse childhood experiences. The method is based on the concept of “creating new memories in the past”. We will compare current findings about memory systems in neuroscience and attachment theory which resonate with concepts used in PBSP.

This short video provides a brief introduction to Al Pesso’s humanitarian work in the Democratic Republic of Congo, reviews some core concepts in the PBSP theory of “Holes In Roles,” and offers a few clips of a PBSP therapy session.

I'm the chairman of the Dutch PBSP® Association since 1999, (with a break from 2001 to 2002). What do you think of PBSP® as a therapy process and/or how do you use it in your work? I am doing 'classical' Pessogroups, but also individual work.

Do you do provide PBSP® therapy one to one sessions and/or how do you use it in your work? I use it as a framework for my clients and do structures according to clients’ readiness. Do you …