A brilliant concise introduction to the nature of trauma by Thomas Hübl. https://www.youtube.com/watch?v=21VffncdloI You can learn more about trauma and how to work with it using the systemic constellation approach at our forthcoming conference in...
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Welcome to our blog, where we will post various editorials and snippets related to systemic constellations from around the worldThe Centre Blog
Thomas Hübl on the Nature of Trauma
On Nature as resource when humans remember their right place, belonging and size
When we remember that Nature came first. When we acknowledge that we are not the first ones to solve anything and that Nature has already got all the answers that we are looking for. When we stand in our right place in a long line of organisms and get in touch with...
Self-organising systems through the latest scientific lens
Here is the latest science exploring the unseen source of self-organising systems, resonance and the continuously emerging reality of a deeply connected universe. In systemic constellation work this phenomenon is frequently referred to as the Field. This documentary...
How children benefit from knowing their roots
Research is increasingly demonstrating that children benefit greatly from being deeply embedded in knowledge about their family roots. The more children are familiar with their family history, the stronger their sense of control over their lives, the higher their...
Albrecht Mahr on history, evolution and practice of systemic constellations
In this short new interview Albrecht Mahr shares his insights, thoughts and understanding about systemic constellations work. A must watch for anyone interested in the history, practice and evolution of constellations. ...
A Brief History of Assisted Reproductive Technology: A Timeline
Since the first IVF babies back in the 1980s, assisted reproductive technology has developed a great deal, continuously changing the reality of how human life is created. Here is a brief history of technologies supporting procreation: Sante (2015). Assisted...
Frozen Embryos and the Price of Life in Modern World
As technological advances offer more and more options for families on how to bring a child into the world, a new area of challenges is emerging for couples and families. What does one do with frozen embryos once they are no longer medically needed? What options are...
“My Motherless Mother”
“I need to talk to you,” my 90-year-old mother announced in a stern tone usually reserved for reprimanding a child.Visiting her in Florida, I noticed increasing balance problems and short-term memory lapses, early signs of Lewy body dementia. She perched on the bench...
Inherited Family Trauma
"Emerging trends in psychotherapy are now beginning to point beyond the traumas of the individual to include traumatic events in the family and social history as a part of the whole picture. Tragedies varying in type and intensity—such as abandonment, suicide and war,...
Brexit through systemic lens
As the latest political news keep unfolding in Europe, here is an exploration of the Brexit situation viewed through systemic lens:Samie Al-Achrafi. 'Brexit and Belonging: The Art of Systemic Coaching and Constellations.' Huffington Post Image courtesy of Financial...