Healing from
the Inside Out

Multidimensional Institute is a teaching and research institute dedicated to the development and transmission of two profound healing traditions: Multidimensional Sensing & Therapy (a modality that works simultaneously across the physical, energetic and psychological dimensions of physiology) and the deep art of CranioSacral Therapy, taught through Stillness Institute, the training school Eva founded in 2007. After more than 20 years of hands-on CranioSacral and Biodynamic practice and Multidimensional development, Stillness Institute is now relaunching its CST series in a new format.

Founded by Eva Bornefelt, the institute offers a comprehensive ecosystem of courses — from foundational sensing days and Functional CranioSacral training through to advanced post-graduate work exploring biodynamic depth and multidimensional expansion, the Multidimensional Long Tide, and specialist training for horses, dogs and cats.

At the heart of the CranioSacral curriculum lies the profound art of Biodynamic practice — the rare capacity to simply be with the Stillness, and in that Stillness, to allow the body's own intelligence to move, unwind and heal. It is perhaps the most demanding and most beautiful of all therapeutic disciplines.

The institute also offers the Health & Life Reset Programs — a progressive series of online programs addressing the full spectrum of human health and vitality: from deep metabolic and immune restoration to emotional integration, nervous system reset and conscious evolution.

Multidimensional Sensing & Therapy (MDST) is a treatment modality aimed at resolving deep-level trauma and complex physiological issues. Building on Biodynamic and CranioSacral therapy techniques — such as midline, fluid body, and inherent movements and tides — MDST extends further by enhancing flow, function and interconnection across more internal systems and layers.

This includes deep meridians, flows and fields, and the psychological tension held in those tissues, systems and layers. MDST involves a multidimensional discovery process, starting from the midline and being open to disturbances in symmetry, balance and freedom.

By quietly communicating with the physiology — holding it in relation to the known and unknown issues the client is experiencing — the therapist can access and address problems at many levels simultaneously: psychological, energetic, physical, metabolic or immune. Making quick and profound healing possible.

MDST is equally as effective with animals.

CranioSacral Therapy (CST) is a gentle, hands-on therapy working with the craniosacral system — the bones of the skull, spine, sacrum and pelvis, and the membranes and cerebrospinal fluid surrounding the brain and spinal cord. By sensing and facilitating the body's inherent rhythms and tides, the practitioner supports deep healing at structural, neurological and energetic levels. It's one of the most quietly profound therapies to receive — and, for those drawn to it, one of the most fascinating skills to learn.

Taught through Stillness Institute, founded by Eva Bornefelt in 2007, our curriculum is one of the very few in the world to span multiple species — human, equine and canine — through core functional and biodynamic levels, carrying a multidimensional lean throughout, with a dedicated multidimensional level available as a further expansion beyond the core for those who want to go deeper.

Functional Basic Medicine (FBM) is the foundational biology, anatomy, physiology and pathology curriculum developed by Stillness Institute — taught through a functional and holistic lens, with a rigorous scientific backbone. Rather than learning the body as a collection of isolated systems, FBM teaches how the body works as an integrated whole: how cells communicate, how tissues organise, how organs relate, and how disruptions at one level ripple through the rest.

The curriculum was originally developed for Stillness Institute's CranioSacral and equine training programs — the Equine Functional Basic Medicine component was first introduced in 2010, one of the first of its kind. It has since grown into a standalone foundational series designed for students of all therapeutic disciplines who want a deeper, more integrated understanding of living physiology across species.

The series spans four species — human, equine, canine and feline — with a shared Main Component covering universal principles, and individual Species Components exploring the anatomy, physiology and clinical considerations specific to each animal. Students may take the components most relevant to their practice, or study all four.

When to Take FBM
FBM is designed to be taken alongside — or at any point during — the CST or MD Series, rather than before or after. Students who engage with it concurrently will find it enriches their sensing and clinical understanding at every stage. For CST certification, an FBM qualification is required unless you hold an equivalent from prior training. For animal species work, the relevant Species Components are recommended regardless of existing human biology background. FBM is also recommended for MD Series students, and is expected to become a concurrent requirement for the MD Master pathway as the full curriculum develops.