Maria Masullo

Maria has 22 years of adult teaching experience and she has been holding group workshops and retreats since 2012. She is a yoga teacher, university lecturer, therapist, and visual artist.

She graduated from The Centre for Systemic Constellations (CSC), the oldest and most prestigious institution in the UK for Family Constellations. She also holds qualifications in Integrative Counselling and Psychotherapist from the the University of Derby.

Maria offers quarterly Family Constellation group workshops in person in Leicester, online workshops, and 1:1 face-to-face and online. You can follow Maria Masullo and The 11th House on Eventbrite.

Yoga

Yoga Nidra

Systemic Family Constellations

Couples Therapy

Counselling and Psychotherapy

FAMILY CONSTELLATIONS

Family and systemic constellations offer a safe and confidential space where personal issues can be explored and hidden loyalties can be uncovered. One session is often enough to begin to identify and shift unconscious intergenerational dynamics that silently play in the background, stirring the course of our lives. Any movement in the system will help to restore the flow of love among its members and transform our lives for the better.

THERAPEUTIC ART SESSIONS

Maria has eleven years of experience in offering therapeutic art sessions to groups and individuals, often as wellbeing support offered by employers to their employees, and by charities to their users. She has contributed to various Arts Councils funded projects for minority groups.

YOGA NIDRA (PSYCHIC SLEEP)

Maria has been offering 1 hour long Nidra sessions since 2014. Yoga Nidra is a laying down deep meditation technique originating from ancient tantric texts. Just 40 minutes of Yoga Nidra can be as restorative as 3 hours of ordinary sleep and the benefits can be noticed already after the first session. During regular sleep, we do not unburden totally, and unconsciously we carry our frustrations, conflicts, pain, and turmoil with us in sleep, hence sleep never goes deep. This creates constant body-mind tension and hormonal imbalance, which can manifest as insomnia or chronic fatigue. The practice is extremely beneficial for those who experience anxiety and depression, insomnia, and PTSD, but also for those with a stressful career or going through major life transitions.

Background

Alongside my psychotherapy training, I bring over 20 years of experience in adult teaching, facilitation, and therapeutic practices. My work has spanned a variety of settings, including family and systemic therapy and coaching individuals, and couples, where I help clients explore intergenerational dynamics and restore systemic balance; therapeutic art projects to facilitate creative expression and integration; yoga and meditation, to help clients manage stress, insomnia, PTSD, and major life transitions. I have also worked extensively as a university lecturer, retreat leader, and group facilitator. Together, these experiences enrich my psychotherapy practice, offering me a broad, embodied, and creative perspective in my work with clients.

My Approach

At the heart of my work is the belief in the client’s inner wisdom and capacity for growth. By integrating cognitive, emotional, relational, and somatic perspectives, I aim to support clients in developing deeper self-understanding, repairing attachment wounds, and building new ways of relating to themselves and others.