Institut Géobiologie is a French institute dedicated to teaching and applying geobiology, with more than 20 years of experience in interventions, conferences and training. Led by geobiologist and dowser Thierry Gautier and educator Philippe Cissé, the institute explores how a place’s natural and built environment may affect the people and other living organisms who spend time there. Its approach considers geological features, such as underground water and faults, as well as artificial electromagnetic fields and potential building-related pollutants, including chemical emissions, fibres and mould.

The institute offers assessments and advice, on-site interventions for individuals and businesses, and remote services. Private consultations focus on improving comfort in the home, while professional services address workplace environments and their practical impact. Training options include introductory and in-depth courses, monthly sessions, online learning and hands-on stages that combine theory with practical exercises. The team also gives conferences and workshops in France, elsewhere in Europe and online, and shares articles and participant testimonials.