Constellating
I was introduced to systemic work and constellations when I had a life question myself. One that I could not answer by going to regular therapy. I got the answers I needed by doing a constellation.
I was thoroughly impressed. Not only did constellation work bring me the insights I needed to move forward, it did so in a surprisingly simple and intuitive way.
Shortly after, I started to represent in other people’s constellations. But I wanted to know more. Which is why, over the course of multiple years, through education and extensive experience, I specialized in guiding constellations. And now I host constellations myself. It is truly humbling to be able to support other people’s processes and connect them with the knowledge they need to continue on their life’s path.


Technique
Constellations are based in what we call systemic phenomenological work. In doing so, we enable participants to access the knowing field. let’s take a closer look at these concepts.
Systemic
means that the relation between people and events is center stage. Not the individual, but the bigger picture is up for examination. Secondly, constellations are phenomenological
, which means that we work with that which presents itself. Rather than to question everything and use are rationale, we work with whatever emerges. Everything that needs to show itself will show itself, at exactly the right time.
This also means that it is impossible to hold a timer next to a process. It is finished when it is finished.
By embracing this logic, we get access to what is commonly known as the knowing field
. The knowing field is the consciousness of the system we tap into, which enables us to channel information.