Biodynamická cesta

Seminars and education in craniosacral biodynamics

Cultivating the art of listening to Health.

Biodynamická cesta is an educational project founded and developed by Jakub Jekl, dedicated to deepening experience, practice and understanding of craniosacral biodynamics. It offers a space for seminars, gatherings and collaboration with other teachers.

A hands-on biodynamic demonstration observed by seminar participants.
A close-up of a hand gently contacting the head.
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Our seminars bring professional knowledge together with direct experience. We develop perception, safe therapeutic contact and the ability to accompany a process towards an outcome that respects the wholeness and current capacity of the person.

A space to learn together

Meetings along the way

All seminars

Our seminars connect study, practical exploration and shared experience. Each theme opens further possibilities for perception and develops skills relevant to therapeutic practice.

10–11 April 2027In preparation

Fluid Tide, Membranes and Ventricles

A weekend seminar exploring the fluid body and the subtle movement that can be observed within it: the Fluid Tide. You will become familiar with the membranes, brain ventricles and cerebrospinal fluid, and deepen your ability to perceive and support changes in the client’s body through gentle touch, conscious presence and practice in pairs.

Facilitators: Jakub Jekl · Martin Tužinský

2–3 October 2027In preparation

Long Tide, CNS, Notochord and the Midline

A two-day experiential seminar focusing on the Long Tide, the embryological development of the midline, the notochord and the central nervous system. An invitation to listen more deeply to the organising principles of life, the wider field and the experience of an inner centre.

Facilitators: Jakub Jekl · Martin Tužinský

Previous gatherings

Past seminar

Safe contact

Therapeutic relationship, presence, a safe relational field and conscious touch.

Facilitators: Jakub Jekl · Martin Tužinský

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Our approach

An orientation towards direct experience

Anatomy and theory provide support and help us understand the human body. In biodynamic practice, however, we meet a living system whose processes cannot be understood through learned procedures alone.

We learn to recognise expressions of Health and natural organising forces. From this orientation, we also listen to individual adaptive patterns that form part of a person’s life history.

We do not seek to automatically remove or correct them. We cultivate conditions in which natural reorganisation and integration can develop.

Our approach

Professional knowledge gives us orientation. Direct experience deepens our understanding.

Biodynamická cesta

Three foundations of our teaching

01

Presence

We begin with ourselves.

We develop the ability to sense our own body, find support and rest in Neutral. We cultivate stable, open attention as a foundation for receptive listening.

02

Contact

We meet another person.

We learn to create a safe therapeutic relationship, respect boundaries and develop sensitive touch. The quality of contact creates conditions for cooperation and deeper listening.

03

Listening and integration

We orient towards Health and wholeness.

We deepen our perception of tissues, fluids and biodynamic forces. We learn to recognise natural organising processes and accompany the integration of individual adaptive patterns.

People and collaboration

Who is Biodynamická cesta for?

Our education is open to anyone who wants to explore craniosacral biodynamics and develop their capacity for perception and therapeutic contact.

We welcome people who are new to biodynamics as well as practitioners wishing to deepen their experience and understanding.

Individual seminars offer an introduction to selected principles and themes, or an opportunity to explore them further through direct experience.

Training is currently an intention, not a confirmed offering. No programme or dates have been set.

Jakub Jekl & Martin Tužinský

Two approaches.
Shared foundations.

Jakub Jekl

Jakub Jekl is the founder and creator of Biodynamická cesta, a therapist and teacher. Jakub brings together craniosacral biodynamics and Somatic Experiencing® with individual therapeutic practice, supervision and seminar facilitation. His experiential somatic approach emphasises presence, safety and sensitive contact.

Professional profile

Martin Tužinský

Martin Tužinský is an independent therapist and teacher. He collaborates with Jakub on joint biodynamic seminars and develops his own professional work under the Kranioklinika name.

Professional profile
Seminar participants gathered together outdoors.

Martin and I met in 2012 during our craniosacral biodynamics training. Eleven years of shared learning, assisting and gradually developing teaching experience followed.

Today we lead our own seminars together. We draw on the same foundations and bring experiences that naturally complement one another in our shared work.

Jakub Jekl founded and continues to develop Biodynamická cesta. The platform provides space for his own educational work and for collaboration with Martin and other teachers. In their joint seminars, Jakub and Martin are equal teachers and coauthors of the programme.

Looking ahead

Space for further development

Jakub develops Biodynamická cesta as a lasting space for learning and practice. In time, it may also provide a foundation for a broader educational programme or craniosacral biodynamics training.

We aim to connect systematic education with direct experience and the gradual development of therapeutic skills.

Any future training would also need to take professional standards into account.

Training is currently an intention, not a confirmed offering. No programme or dates have been set.

About the training intention

Stay in touch

A path begins with meeting.

For questions about Biodynamická cesta, you can reach Jakub through his professional contact. You can also contact Martin at Kranioklinika with questions about their joint seminars.

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