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Today, Dr. Klinghardt has lectured and taught workshops with Bert and has become one if the main American representatives of this deep healing work. Dr. Klinghardt is the first to apply this work in a systematic way and as an absolutely necessary component to the integrative approach to healing chronic illness. Each constellation begins with a thorough investigation of one’s own family history. We search for those in the family that died early and were forgotten, husbands and wives that were betrayed, cheated on or separated from their children and loved ones, those whose love was not seen, those who were disabled, ill or addicted, and those who were ridiculed or marginalized. We also look into family members that may have been perpetrators, murderers or victims, those who were shamed, abused or abandoned. In a constellation the participant selects from the audience representatives for her/himself and those family members in question. Soon the participants start to think, feel and behave as if they were the very people in which they are representing. The therapist’s job is to support those representing the forgotten ones, the victims and those pushed out of their families. The dialogues that emerge are often deeply revealing, healing and empowering. The net outcome is an increased flow of love and compassion between the real family members. Physical illness that has not responded to any other healing modality often changes its course for the better.
For questions or to register contact Ronaye Camren at: rhealthbalance@hotmail.com or phone: 425-466-8487 | ||||||||