Systemic constellations, based on Bert Hellinger method (https://www.hellinger.com/en/family-constellation/), are an experiential, therapeutic method used to reveal hidden, often intergenerational, dynamics in family or organizational systems. By mapping relationships using human representatives or objects, this approach helps participants identify the root causes of recurring, unconscious patterns, or "stuckness". It is applied in coaching, phychology, psychotherapy, and leadership to gain new perspectives on complex relational issues. The method can also be applied in resolution of other requests when hidden factors need to be uncovered.

The systemic-phenomenological approach studies and reveals systems both within a person (or structure) and externally.

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As personality, we shaped by systems — family, ancestral, social, cultural, and others. And our initiation begins in the family we were born into. Together with the soul’s tasks, invited into a particular family and lineage, we receive resonant ancestral settings, scenarios, and programs — but also resources. From the mother’s lineage and from the father’s lineage. They are literally in our blood, in our body, in our subconscious and unconscious. And they extend into all areas of our lives. With this starting capital, we begin our journey through life. As we live through our own experiences, this conditioning only deepens. And until a certain point, we function and express ourselves in the world 90–95% from the subconscious.

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​I want to note right away — based on my personal experience and my work with people — not all scenarios, just like not all resources, are activated at once. Nor are all scenarios resolved in a single step. More often, they unfold in a spiral, sometimes activated by different triggers and in different areas of life. Working with layers of personality shaped by roles, integrating spiritual experience and universal laws — all of this, layer by layer, has revealed new levels of how family roles, ancestral scenarios, and programs manifest within us. If I consider my own path of self-work, self-development, self-discovery, awareness, learning — it spans decades. And each time, there is something new.

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I can now apply my knowlefge and experience to help people to pass their cases much faster and less painful. 

 

Practical examples from systemic constellations practices:

 

• A business owner was experiencing problems with the female team in his own company. This negatively affected overall results. When he came to a constellation session, the root cause became clear — his relationship with his mother. It was important to see this, to bring it out of the subconscious, so he could begin to work with it consciously.

• A woman was successfully running her own business, and her greatest achievements occurred while she was in a relationship. After a breakup, her results temporarily declined. The reason was an ancestral scenario activated through the female line of her father’s family.

• A man who has a feeling that he is not living his own life. The revealed scenario - intertwining with the ancestor.

• Multiple requests about romantic relationships and how family and ancestral scenario influence them.

• Basically any request may find its roots in the family 

 

In short, we are ourselves are complex systems. Working with ourselves — our thinking, worldview, and life — makes sense when approached systemically.

On many levels: physical, emotional, intellectual, energetic, systemic, spiritual, and the level of conscious choice.

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