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Family Constellation Workshops 
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here to request current schedule or more
details. They are usually one-day workshops held on a
Sunday.
Held in association with Rev. Kim
Cruickshank
How you will
benefit
Family constellations offer fresh and deep
insights into practical ways for individuals and families to
achieve greater well-being and happiness.
In each workshop you will experience the
supportive and often re-vitalising energy that a circle of people
being ‘present’ creates. You may be invited to stand in a
representative’s position for a client, and experience the energy
created, for yourself. Each person is also welcome and invited to
offer their own issue or question for the facilitator and group to
work through.
Whichever way you participate, you will see
hidden dynamics at work in family systems and you will be able to
reflect on how the same dynamics are at work in your own family
system today.
These experiences can lead to profound
shifts in participants’ stories and the discovery of new healing
and strength. Conventional forms of one-on-one counseling often
cannot open these pathways that this group experience
can.
At all times, privacy and confidentiality
are well protected.
About the
Work
With roots in family therapy and the
application of phenomenology, the theory and practice of systemic
constellation work emerged in Germany during the 1980’s. It has now
spread throughout the world to be recognised as a legitimate and
powerful tool for resolving personal and family difficulties
related to trauma, loss, migration, divorce, adoption, abuse, and
many other common forms of human difficulty. For more background
see:
http://www.constellationflow.com/links.php
About the
Facilitators
Kim Cruickshank is a Chaplain to young
people, aged 5 – 18 in a large community school of over 2000
students. Kim has a background in youth work and family support and
education, and has been ordained for almost 20 years. Over this
time she has worked with young people, refugees, offenders and
international students, as well as having supported families in
these and various other situations, as they seek to make their way
through life’s challenges.
Dean Mason combines a business in management
consulting and executive mentoring with volunteering in the
community to support people experiencing the trauma of family
breakdown.
Kim and Dean are colleagues in this work and
both commenced training in systemic constellation work in 2008 with
Dr Chris Walsh and Catherine Ingram. They continue to train with
these and other leading international
practitioners.
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