Mbi

MBI is a three-letter acronym with multiple meanings across different disciplines, the most prominent being Mind-Body Intervention. In the context of healthcare and psychology, MBI refers to a range of therapeutic practices that focus on the interactions between the brain, mind, body, and behavior. These interventions are designed to harness the power of thought and emotion to influence physical health. Common examples include meditation, yoga, tai chi, hypnosis, and various forms of biofeedback. The central premise is that psychological states can affect physiological function, and by managing stress and promoting relaxation, overall well-being can be improved.

In the corporate world, MBI often stands for Management Buy-In. This is a type of corporate acquisition where an external management team, rather than the existing internal managers, purchases a controlling stake in a company. The buying team typically believes it can improve the company's performance by implementing new strategies and operational changes. This differs from a Management Buy-Out (MBO), where the current executives acquire the business.

Within the realm of technology and business, MBI can also refer to McAfee