Question 1

What are systems?

Accepted Answer

Multiple systems shape humans. Family is the most fundamental; ancestors and parents influence behavior, personality, and choices. Other systems, such as nationality, religion, and profession, also impact us. Understanding these systems helps identify obstacles and opportunities for growth.

Question 2

What challenges can be examined in a Constellation?

Accepted Answer

Systemic Constellations help break new ground, find solutions, and understand difficult situations. It works on any therapeutic or coaching subject, giving insight into the system under examination. The client can choose a mindful path forward for a healthier relationship with the issue.

Question 3

What is the theoretical basis of the systemic Constellation?

Accepted Answer

Systemic Constellation combines therapeutic techniques from Satir, Moreno, and Perls, synthesized by Bert Hellinger. Originally used in therapy, it's now applied in businesses (Weber, Stam) and schools (Frank), and as a personal consulting and coaching tool with NLP techniques.

Question 4

Is there any connection with any religious or spiritualist line?

Accepted Answer

No. It is a personal and therapeutic development technique, like many others.

Question 5

Who can have an issue constellated?

Accepted Answer

Anyone over the age of 15 who has a problem, blockage, or something that bothers them. One cannot constellate a problem of another person: father, mother, partner, siblings, boss, etc. The only exception is that, by the principle of hierarchy, parents can constellate issues involving their children.

Question 6

Can I do Constellation in someone else's place?

Accepted Answer

Systemic Constellation can address issues affecting you personally, allowing concrete actions towards change. It doesn't focus on others' problems but on how they affect you. A change in you can affect the whole system, bringing balance and benefiting others.

Question 7

How many sessions are needed?

Accepted Answer

One session is usually enough per theme in systemic constellations. Immediate insights occur through somatic awareness and continue to appear over time. Clients should allow the process to work on them for a while. Additional constellations can be done for other matters in consultation.

Question 8

How long does it last, and what is its value?

Accepted Answer

The group session lasts 2 hours. It costs $129  to participate and/or to be observer bringuing your theme to be constellated.

Question 9

How does the family constellation work in a group?

Accepted Answer

In group constellations, participants represent elements of a relationship being examined. Facilitator helps client clarify the facts and choose representatives. Participants shouldn't have prior knowledge of the system being examined. Insights gained offer new ways for the client to move forward.

Question 10

What is the difference between group and individual Constellation work?

Accepted Answer

Group constellations: participants represent system elements, share sensations/emotions, facilitator guides towards alignment. Individual constellations: client takes on element sensations/emotions, facilitated alignment.

Question 11

What happens after the Constellation?

Accepted Answer

Constellations bring about long-lasting changes. After the session, the person continues to process the experience, leading to subtle or profound differences in consciousness. Even distant family members or those involved in the field can feel the effects of these changes.

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