Family Constellations
- Talking Therapy
- Available at 6 centres
- 4 therapists available
Family Constellations is a radical new approach to working on difficulties rooted in family dynamics, based on the innovative work of Bert Hellinger. Through Family Constellation work we begin to see that we are inextricably linked to our family members, both past and present and significant events and traumas from the past can be affecting us in a very deep way in the present.
Through Family Constellations it is often possible to unlock some of these stuck places, bringing new information to light and the possibility of healing for ourselves and our families.
- Finding your place in the world12/06/2024
Men are often less likely to seek the kind of help that offers them a new perspective on an old problem, says Nicola Johnson – but family constellations is a unique approach that can have a profound, and life-changing effect...
- Milestone moments of change31/10/2023
Barbara Morgan, a Gestalt psychotherapist & Family Constellations practitioner in our Bath and Islington centres, shares how bringing ritual to the big moments in her life has helped her both define and embrace them…
- Coming Home06/12/2021
Family Constellation Practitioner Barbara Morgan shares a poem on Joy and how she found this inner completeness through her constellation work.
- Spirituality – making peace with our parents06/08/2021
Family Constellations Therapist, Barbara Morgan explores what spirituality means to her, and how this links to our relationships with our parents.
- Power & Control19/04/2021
Family Constellations Practitioner, Barbara Morgan, explores Power & Control in our lives and the wider world.
- Addiction13/10/2020
Hermione Brown looks into what addiction is, the difference between a habit and an addiction, and breaking free from addiction.
- Mind and Body: What's the connection?11/09/2020
Psychotherapist, Hermione Brown, explores our mind - body connection and how we can listen to our bodies to gain insight into our stresses and troubles.
