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An Introduction to Family Constellation Therapy
Family constellations is a therapeutic method developed by German therapist Bert Hellinger and practiced worldwide over the past two decades. This course is taught by a therapist with more than 20 years of experience applying the method, who shares both its potential benefits and its limits and possible risks.
Who It's For
Suited to anyone curious about how unconscious family dynamics may be influencing their relationships or life choices, whether they're new to the concept or have encountered it before and want a clearer, guided explanation.
Key Takeaways
- What "family constellation" is and how it was originally developed by Bert Hellinger
- How unconscious patterns and connections within a family can carry forward into your own life
- What is needed to work toward lasting solutions in family relationships
- An honest look at the method's limits and possible dangers, not just its benefits
About this course
Do you think you control your life? So if something goes wrong in your relationship or in your profession you simply push yourself more and suddenly you get what you want?
Well, this belief is wrong!
A new method called “family constellations” demonstrates that in many ways. This approach has spread throughout the world in the last two decades.
More than 20 years as a therapist, I practice this method in the form that was originally created by German Bert Hellinger. I experience many clients being enriched and I am aware of the positive influence it had and still has on my own life. Therefore, it is my heartfelt desire to introduce “family constellation” to you and support you in learning how this method is applied, including its limits and possible dangers.
You will get insights on how you and your family are connected in unconscious ways. You will recognize what is necessary to find lasting solutions in the connections with your family members.
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