Healing comes from different sources in trauma treatment and spirituality.
Whereas in spirituality, the practice focuses on connecting with something outside of us. Trauma healing, in turn, focuses on the healing and integration that is happening within the client.
The exercise will help to return to a state of presence, calm the mind and somewhat pacify excessive emotionality. It will allow to physically feel the boundaries of the body and facilitate return to a normal sense of self.
By working with head and face we improve the sense of presence and feel more grounded, we facilitate the connection with ourselves and the outside world, as well as other people.
Effective February 2025, registration to group sessions of Family and Systemic Constellations will no longer be divided between clients and other participants. Every person joining a group session will be paying the same registration fee.
This program helps participants to understand the causes of excessive fatigue or emotional instability, provide practical tools for equalizing and balancing states even in ordinary day-to-day as well as difficult and extreme situations.
Upcoming Workshops:
January 25, 2025 12pm-4pm
Venue: Centre des Musiciens du Monde, Studio 101
Effective January 1, 2025, the price of an Individual (one-on-one) Family/Systemic Constellation session will change to CA$210 (tx. incl.) or US$155. For reservations paid prior to January 1, 2025, the old price (CA$180 (tx. incl.) or US$135) will remain in Read more…
What kind of environment does the workshop offer?
Do I need to actually be in a relationship to join?
Will it be necessary to disclose any details about myself?
– these and other questions answered
Using the scope of tools of Systemic/Family Constellations we will explore the resources hidden within existing and past relationships, address difficult questions about the past, ours and our ancestors’ and perhaps even to clear the space for future developments in the relational field.
Overcoming difficult circumstances is a common occurrence in many people’s lives. Sometimes the transition goes relatively smoothly, in other situations we pay a high price for experiences that we would otherwise prefer to avoid.
