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Training


Principles and Practice of 

Systemic Constellation Work

 

 

WHO IS IT FOR?

Persons interested to learn how to apply Systemic Constellation Work principles in their work setting. Particularly suitable for psychotherapists, counsellors, community workers, teachers, clergy and consultants.

 

 

ELIGIBILITY

The participation in this Experiential Learning Group is open to all who are interested to learn more about the Systemic Constellation Work (SCW).

The focus is on a personal process in relation to Constellation Work. Participants need to be prepared to look at their own personal issues as part of their learning process.

Already working in the field where you can apply the SCW would be an advantage. So would a prior exposure to and the knowledge of basic principles of SCW.

The eligibility will be determined on an individual basis in  a pre-interview upon receiving your application with your CV. This is also an opportunity for you to find out more about the course and if it is suitable for you.

 

 

 
Contact us for preliminary information and expression of interest
or if you would like to organize training in your town

 

 

COURSE PROGRAM

 

 

MODULE ONE

Introduction to Basic Principles of the Constellation Method: 
Phenomenology; Acknowledging what is

Respect: Staying in one own’s sphere

Resources and resolution focused

The Knowing Field: Mystery, Trust, Lack of Intention

Ultimate Compassion; Not trying to help

 

Historical context: How did it come about?

System (Field) Theory

Family Therapy

Solution Focused Brief Therapy

Works of Jung, Satir, Boszormenyi Nagy and Schutzenberger

Tribal cultures knowledge

Bert Hellinger: The Man and the Teaching

 

MODULE TWO

Orders of Love

What’s needed for Love

Man – Woman, parent-child relationship, families

Blended families, childless couples, same sex couples

Balance of giving and taking

Blind Love versus Enlightened Love

Categories of feelings

 

Bonding and Belonging

The workings of Conscience

Types of Conscience

Guilt and Innocence

Exclusions

Balance of giving and taking

 

MODULE THREE

Common dynamics observed in family systems

Exclusions

Entaglements

Identification

Parentification

Triangulation

I will follow you

I will do it in your place

I will carry it for you

Double shift

Family secrets

MODULE FOUR

Addressing specific topics

The effects of abortion, miscarriage, early deaths in families

Sexual inappropriateness, eating disorders, drug abuse, risk taking behavior, depression, suicide

Illness and health

Personal and Collective trauma

Victim – Perpetrator dynamics 

MODULE FIVE

Methodology

Initial interview

Constructing a genogram

What information is important?

Timing: is it a right time to do the work?

Permission from the system

Deciding what we work on

Setting up and “reading” spatial and other clues

Keeping client and issue in focus

Finding words, sentences & rituals of resolution

Breaking off a constellation

Before and after a constellation

 

MODULE SIX

Facilitator’s stance

Inner preparation

Working from an Empty Center

Coming in contact with a system’s energy

Phenomenological attitude

How to handle Fear: The enemies of knowledge

& Dark Night of the Soul

 

Orders of Helping

Helping in Harmony

The role of Self in Constellation Work:

Self-awareness, Self-care and Self-lessness

How does the Work fit into our lives?

 

MODULE SEVEN

Special forms of Constellation Work

Workshops: handling the group processes

One-to-One work

A facilitating couple: Feminine and Masculine – the roles & interplay

Working with Ancestors: Trans-generational aspect

Working with symptoms

Couples Work

Working with abstract elements
Structural Constellations

Organizational Constellations

Reconciliation Constellations

Movements of the Soul

 

MODULE EIGHT

Other issues to consider

When am I ready to facilitate?

Professional loyalty: Belonging to different professional reference groups

Promoting the Work

Dealing with controversy & backlash

Fields of application

Resources for ongoing learning

 

 

COMPULSORY READING:

Ø    Bert Hellinger with Gunthard Weber & Hunter Beaumont: Love’s Hidden Symmetry: 
What Makes Love Work in Relationships

Ø    Bert Hellinger: Acknowledging What Is

Ø   Jacob Robert Schneider: Family Constellations: Basic Principles and Procedures

   Ø    Articles provided in the Training Manual or 
        as pdf files

RECOMMENDED READING:

Ø     Bert Hellinger: Love’s Own Truths: Bonding and Balancing in Close Relationships

Ø     Bert Hellinger: Peace Begins in the Soul: Family Constellations in the Service of Reconciliation

Ø     Ursula Franke: In My Mind’s Eye: 
Family Constellations in Individual Therapy and Counselling

Ø     Ilse Kutschera & Christine Brugger: 
What’s Out of Order Here? Illness and Family Constellations

 

 

 

MODES OF TRAINING

Reading

Lectures

Video watching $ discussion

Observing other people’s constellations

Learning through Representing

Setting up own constellation / Personal work
Experiential exercises

Facilitating under supervision

Case & topic presentation by students

 

 

ASSESSMENT

80% attendance

Two essays on Constellation Work topics

At least one personal constellation

At least one constellation facilitated under supervision

 

 

 

THE TRAINERS

 

ALEMKA DAUSKARDT

Psychologist, MA Couns.Psych.

Psychotherapist and Constellation Practitioner
&

MAX DAUSKARDT

Constellation Practitioner



Contact us for preliminary information and expression of interest
or if you would like to organize training in your town


 
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