Ah, the holidays. A time for gratitude, family togetherness… and finding yourself back in the same chair you sat in when you were 8, complete with the same unfinished wounds, unspoken rules, and familiar tensions.
In this workshop, we’ll use the lens of Family Constellations to explore the invisible loyalties, unresolved hurts, and ancestral patterns that surface—mainly when everyone’s gathered around.
After 22 years of deep immersion in Family Constellations and leading trainings since 2012, I am offering my in-depth Facilitator Training in the Shoreline area of Connecticut. This training is more than a learning experience—it is a journey into the heart of the work, an opportunity to expand your capacity to see, feel, and hold space for others in profound ways.
Couples come together out of love, but also out of fate, history, and unconscious loyalties to their families. In Family and Systems Constellations (FSC), we see how each partner brings with them unseen entanglements and generational dynamics that shape the couple's relationship.
For the first time in Perth we are thrilled to welcome internationally renowned Family Constellations facilitator William Mannle all the way from the USA for an exclusive 4-day intensive in collaboration with Caterina Pulitano and Beyond Walls Collective.
This is a rare, opportunity to experience William's profound work in Western Australia, bringing his decades of wisdom and heart-centered approach to our local community for the very first time.
In life, we often carry the weight of feeling unacknowledged, misunderstood, or unsupported in the ways we truly need. This workshop provides a space to release the burdens of invisibility and silence, inviting you to open your heart and share your truth. Through the transformative power of constellation work, we will gently uncover the hidden patterns that have prevented you from fully embracing your worth and expressing your voice.
In life, surrender is not a weakness; instead, it's an opportunity. When we fall in love, we let go of some of our inner certainty, defenses, and illusions of control. As we age, we trade the vitality of youth for the wisdom that leads to a more profound sense of purpose. When we grieve, we surrender to the profound loss of a loved one, allowing their memory and love to wash over us and continue living within us.
To fully love and live authentically, we must also surrender the noise—the inherited conditioning, outdated beliefs, and inner critic that keep us stuck and, ultimately, the sword of anger and rage at everyone and everything that wounded us. Only then can we hear the quiet truth of our hearts and step into the flow of life with clarity and peace.
Surrender, when woven into the fabric of love, opens to transformation.