Description
How do miscarriages, stillbirths, abortions, infant deaths, and children who did not survive continue to live in the family field? What happens in the nervous system when grief is too large, too silent, or too unsupported to be metabolized?
Many families carry the presence of the ones who didn’t live without words, rituals, or conscious memory. These little ones may become hidden centers of gravity in a family system, shaping later children’s sense of whether or not it’s okay for them to actually live when the other has died. Emergent Constellations can open a tender, compassionate way to acknowledge the lives that were too brief, interrupted, or never fully welcomed into being.
What To Expect
In this 85-minute exploration with Sarah Peyton, participants will be invited to approach this delicate territory with gentleness and care, and to follow the movements and releases that lead
to healing. Participants, including those who are also themselves facilitators, will learn the neuroscience of microchimerism, and gain more confidence in supporting constellations where
unborn, stillborn, or early-departed children are part of the field.
