About the Event Sarah’s approach to Emergent Constellations encourages facilitators to integrate relational neuroscience and an understanding of relational vs instrumental language into the work. Participants learn the basics of constellation work within the framework...
About the Event 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...
About the Event Our immune systems don’t just fight off germs—they remember experiences. They carry the imprints of betrayal and belonging, of safety and suspicion. In the ecology of our bodies, relationships leave residue: inflammation, changes and modifications to...
About the Event What happens when we unconsciously make contracts with ourselves, often when we are very young, that end up becoming self-destructive behaviors? These “unconscious contracts” are common motivations for our everyday actions, and often form...
About the Event It is possible for representations that we hold to bring us deep experiences of joy and meaning. How can we approach our work as representatives from a stance that is most likely to open doors for us to a larger understanding of the human condition?...
