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First additional day, in January 2027. It presents the repertoire of acts and their criteria for indication, the management of activation, the Predictive Updating Protocol and its application to chronic illness.
Benefits
Choose the form of act that corresponds to each pattern
Keep activation within the range in which the person can keep working
Apply the Predictive Updating Protocol in its three phases
Tell an update apart from passing relief
Identify and update the prediction that sustains a chronic condition
Session
Types of act and criteria for indication
The breaking act carried out in session is one of the possible forms, and not always the indicated one: some patterns yield to brief repetition and others require a symbolic act with an object, carried out outside the session. The session goes through the available repertoire and the criteria for choosing between its forms.
Brief micro-rituals for modal operators: I can’t, I mustn’t, I have to, I don’t deserve
Acts developed for the consulting room and acts designed to be carried out at home
Treatment by repetition versus treatment by a single act
Correspondence between how the pattern was installed and the indicated form of act
What a person can carry out alone and what requires accompaniment
Session
Managing activation during the session
A pattern has to be active in order to be modified, and at the same time activation must stay within a range in which the person can still work. The session develops how to check that the pattern is active and how to regulate it without deactivating it.
Checking that the pattern is active: bodily charge present versus narrating the memory
Decompression and regulation without leaving activation
Valid signs of discharge, and those that are not
Distinguishing a discharge that belongs to the process from a crisis that requires stopping
Reading the autonomic response on video recordings and in triads
Session
The three phases of the method
The PAP produces updating by juxtaposition: it leads the person to hold, at the same time, the prediction that governs the pattern and a lived moment that contradicts it. The session goes through its three-phase structure and the conditions each phase has to meet.
Phase 1, map and ferment: the five entries of the map and the question that closes the first session
Phase 2, active juxtaposition: the four moves per round, over three rounds
Co-activation versus successive presentation, which is where the procedure is won or lost
Phase 3, transferring the procedure to the patient
Reading between rounds: telling an update apart from passing relief
When there is no response: window, prediction or intensity, assessed in that order
Session
Identification and updating
In a chronic condition the system holds a prediction about its own state and a horizon that has been growing shorter, and both can be identified with the same criteria applied to the somatic pattern. The session carries those criteria over to chronic illness and develops what allows them to be updated.
The set point read as a prediction, not as a fixed number
Identifying the prediction that sustains a chronic condition
Markers of a shortened horizon: loss of the anticipatory response
The allostatic prior as the term that connects the metabolic scale with the somatic one
BV4 bioenergetic intervention protocol: the five steps applied to the chronic condition
Routes of updating: contradicting experience versus pharmacological substitution
Venue
Venue to be confirmed, Mexico City
Hours
10:00 to 18:00
Format
In person and online, with live streaming
Fees
Available via WhatsApp
Enquiries
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+52 55 7907 6626 · contacto@institutocentrobioenergetica.com
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Diverse Cognition 2026