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.
Roughly 5 million teens in the US experience PTSD at some point, yet many drop out of traditional therapy or show little improvement after months of weekly sessions. That gap between need and outcome isn't just frustrating for families; it…
How Family Constellations Bring Ease Back Into Relationships The Orders of Love Bert Hellinger: “Love follows the order of the hidden Greater Soul” If you’re new to Family Constellations, the phrase “Orders of Love” can sound a little mysterious. But…
Autism affects how children process information, communicate with others, and respond to their surroundings. These differences can create unique challenges in traditional classroom settings and at home. For parents who notice their child struggles with certain aspects of school, it…
Kids need to move. Their bodies are built to run, jump, climb, and play throughout the day. These activities do more than just burn energy. They help children build the large muscle groups in their arms, legs, and core that…
I have taken these words from a video on You Tube by my teacher Barbara Morgan - she was interviewed in February 2026, after completing her last training in Romania. Check it out for lots more information about family constellations…
Would you consider training as a Family Constelations facilitator? My experience of Family Constellations Training with Barbara Morgan was and still is so much more than just learning to facilitate systemic work. Barbara Morgan offers an 18 month training in…
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…
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…
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…
For last year’s words belong to last year’s language And next year’s words await another voice - T.S. Eliot, Four Quartets. It may be a call from a dear friend today that brings comfort and joy, a conversation with family…
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…
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…