How do our hidden desires drive us? What is our vast, subconscious ocean of mind doing while we are living our daily lives? And what does neuroscience tell us about what we don’t know about ourselves? The part of our mind that we have access to, the conscious mind, can only catch a small percentage of what lies beneath our surface. Explore how subconscious processes shape behavior, creativity, and decision-making in this 85-minute webinar with Sarah Peyton. If you are a facilitator, you will leave with a greater sense of the neuroscience of the mysteries of constellation work.

What are our dreams trying to reveal to us? Are there hidden messages in the night-time movies that we live in, with their strange juxtapositions and invitations? Neuroscience shows that our dreams are stitching our brains and our lives together. How can Emergent Constellations give us access to the information that our Default Mode Networks are surfacing in service of integrating our lives? This 85-minute webinar with Sarah Peyton offers you both learning and experience. Facilitators will take away a constellation approach to dream interpretation.

Have you ever wondered if things happened to you that you might not be remembering? There are a number of reasons we don’t remember things that happened to us. Sometimes it’s because the things that happened were too awful, and we were too alone with them. But the most common reason for missing memory is a childhood characterized by a certain kind of neglect – neglect of the body, and of conversations about the body, memory and self. More than any other modality, constellation work opens the door to reclamation of memory for both kinds of loss. In this 85-minute webinar with Sarah Peyton, you will have the experience of creating a frame in which any returning memory is welcomed with compassion and gentleness. Facilitators will gain confidence about questions that clients bring regarding memory.

Do you ever struggle to find a sense of meaning or purpose? One of the most common experiences of terror for children is the terror that comes in the night when a child suddenly apprehends something so big that it cannot be contained – death, the universe, a sense of the Divine…. And one of the most common misunderstandings between parents and children is an idea that a child is much smaller than they actually are – in heart, in love, in comprehension of the universe, in touching mystery. This creates a profound loneliness that, strangely, can lead us toward mysticism and the numinous. Join Sarah Peyton for an 85-minute introduction to deep loneliness as the door to something greater. Facilitators may reclaim a part of themselves and gain a deeper understanding of their clients.

Have you ever lost time, lost knowledge, or found yourself unaware of things a partner says they have told you? Has anyone ever said to you that you become different people in different contexts? Sometimes this kind of experience places us on the Dissociative Identity Disorder continuum, but much more commonly, we are simply slipping between worldviews. The brain has two different ways of seeing the world – one is the instrumental, or transactional lens, and the other is the relational lens. When we look exclusively through one or the other, we are actually in contact with very different selves. In this 85-minute workshop with Sarah Peyton, we will acknowledge and integrate our different ways of being. Facilitators will be given insight into this bewildering client problem.

Do you love it when you fall into the state of flow? And is it a mystery, how you have arrived there? Do you tumble out of flow unceremoniously, without a sense of how you’ve lost it? Would it be sweet to discover that flow is a birthright state of being for each of us? In flow, all stress disappears, and we get to experience being in the moment without worrying about the future or the past. Flow is a part of what makes video games so compelling – they are precisely calibrated to provide the mastery that comes with practice, together with just the right amount of challenge to hold our attention, and put us in this wonderful state of being. Now you might be saying, “Okay, Sarah, I love flow, but I don’t want to go the video game route!” In this 85-minute offering, we will introduce and explore your relationship with flow, constellations and the sometimes-elusive state of being that makes constellation work one of the deepest kinds of adult play. Facilitators will come away with a new appreciation for the benefits of being a constellation facilitator.

Are you sometimes not sure you actually exist? Has it been tricky to fully incarnate? If so, it may mean that you are trying to function without having ever had enough resonant reflection to give you a felt sense of self. The felt sense is easy access to our ever-changing internal landscape, including an awareness of sensory perceptions, our energy patterns, and our emotional experience. Without access to this continual feedback that we exist and that our experience has meaning, we can be lost. Join Sarah Peyton for this 85-minute workshop to create a welcome for your felt-sense of self. Facilitators will gain insight into some of the missing pieces that can arise for clients struggling with a sense of not existing.

Do you feel like “you” at your present age is the same person you were when you were conceived, born, were toddling around, attending school, and attending college? Trauma can disrupt and interrupt our continuous sense of self, leaving us without a full sense of self, and trapping some of our gifts and strengths in past memories. In this 85-minute class, Sarah Peyton will offer an experiential exploration of the reclamation of past selves and strengths with the help of constellation work. Facilitators attending this class will leave with a clear sense of the way that healing trauma can free life energy and make it more available to clients.