ADVANCED TRAINING • COUPLES FOCUS
When Two Become One
Exploring the Couples Dance in Family Constellations
July 9–11, 2027 | Connecticut
Couples come together through love, but they also arrive carrying histories, loyalties, losses, and ways of belonging shaped long before the relationship began.
In this three-day advanced training, Bill Mannle invites facilitators and practitioners to explore the couple as a living system—where two individual histories meet, and where dynamics from each family of origin can quietly enter the relationship.
Through Family Constellations, we’ll look beyond the presenting conflict to what may be asking to be seen, acknowledged, or given its rightful place.
Over Three Days, We’ll Explore
How family-of-origin and systemic dynamics enter couple relationships
The movements of love, loyalty, intimacy, betrayal, and reconciliation
What each partner carries into the relationship—and what may not belong to them
How to hold both individuals while also attending to the relationship itself
Ways of working with couples without taking sides or reducing complex dynamics to a single story
Live demonstrations, experiential exercises, small-group practice, and shared reflection
Who This Training Is For
This advanced training is designed for Family Constellations facilitators and practitioners who want to deepen their capacity to work with couples and relationship dynamics.
Participants should have previously completed a Family Constellations facilitator training. You’ll be asked to provide information about where and with whom you trained when registering.
Advanced Training: Couples Focus
July 9–11, 2027
Connecticut
Investment: $695
About Bill Mannle
Bill Mannle, LMFT has been a practicing psychotherapist since 1994 and a trainer and facilitator in Family Constellations since 2007. Bill conducts Family Constellations workshops in the US as well as Mexico, Germany, Denmark, Romania, Spain, Belgium, and Canada.
Interested in the ever-expanding nature of Constellations, he has introduced the work in schools for both adolescents and teachers, explores Constellations as a method of supervision, and seeks a deeper spiritual meaning of this work and its effects on the human family.
Artwork “Pink Moon Gathering” by Loren Doucette used with permission (https://lorendoucetteart.com)