"'Where do you find love? Does she come by itself?'

'It is acquired - it comes from action and from a person experimentation with his limits. We all have limits of good and evil. Love is basically a recognition that, despite all the differences between us, at the deepest level there is something in common.

You can experience the deepest love, when a person is acknowledged and accepted exactly as he is, and even more so when it is acknowledged that a person is necessarily as he is and cannot be different in any way.

If so, every person is perfect as he is. Although he is different from me and I am different from him, we acknowledge that we are both perfect. It is in fact love. It is much deeper than a hug or superficial gestures of this kind.

This love lies in harmony with the deepest forces and has a religious quality. It can even be said that this is religiosity - a connection with the depths without the need to understand them.'"

(Quoted from: The book Acknowledging What Is: Conversations With Bert Hellinger and Gabriele ten Hövel, translated by Yishai Gaster and Judy Hirschfeld.)

The family and systemic constellation is an approach devised by psychotherapist Brett Hellinger about 30 years ago, which allows the advisee to observe his family, marital, social, economic, and cultural systemic through a spatial transference, from the subconscious to the conscious, and identify blockages and factors that hinder the flow and natural order of his life.

One of the ways to advance the blocked energy is to offer acknowledgment to all the parts that ask to be seen, to people who have been removed or forgotten from the family systemic, to old secrets that are ready to be revealed.

Another way is to restore the natural order of the family, return the parents to their role as parents, the children to their place as children, and thereby release the blocked energy, create a new flow of life force and at the same time heal and balance the entire systemic.

In this workshop we will get to know the approach of the family and systemic constellation through theory and practice. We will learn about the phenomenological approach, its foundation and its principles. We will experience exercises from the world of family constellation.

Who is it for?

It is suitable for anyone interested in getting to know the approach of family and systemic constellation.