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Useful family constellation articles

Family constellation work is a systemic approach that explores hidden patterns within family systems and relationships.

It is often delivered in groups or one-to-one sessions and is used for insight and emotional processing.

Rose C Jiggens

Do You Find It Hard to Set Boundaries?

Posted by Rose C Jiggens Family Constellation

If You Find Setting Boundaries Hard, You Are Not Alone: I am a bit of a search engine geek, which means I like finding out what kinds of questions people type into Google. Search engine numbers reflect collective concerns: things…

Rose C Jiggens

How To Overcome Imposter Syndrome

Posted by Rose C Jiggens Family Constellation

What is Imposter Syndrome? With Imposter Syndrome no matter how objectively high our achievements are, we will feel that we don’t deserve them. Studies show* imposter syndrome often co-exists with depression, anxiety and low self esteem. It can be experienced…

Alexandra Cingi

Common Causes of Estate Litigation

Posted by Alexandra Cingi Family Constellation

Estate planning is meant to bring peace of mind, but too often it does the opposite. Families are surprised to find themselves in court, arguing over a will, a trust, or a loved one’s final wishes. These disputes don’t usually…

Del Walsh

Healthy Habits to Prevent Childhood Obesity

Posted by Del Walsh Family Constellation

Healthy Habits to Prevent Childhood Obesity During 2012/13 a National Child Measurements Programme (NCMP) report showed obesity rates in Year 6 (pupils aged 10-11 years) to be at 20.4% for boys and 17.4% for girls. As the worlds largest nations…

Malcolm Scott

Does now have to be the winter of our discontent?

Posted by Malcolm Scott Family Constellation

On the 25th of this month, British Summer Time will officially draw to an end as the clocks go back one hour. For many, this will trigger cause for celebration, as that much needed extra sixty minutes in bed is…

Liz Cobb

Teenagers & Divorce

Posted by Liz Cobb Family Constellation

Teenagers & Divorce When we are trying to assess the affect of family break up on children and young people one of the things we must of course take into account is their ages.  A five year old may worry.....”Who…