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Systemic Constellations Facilitator Coaching & Training Programs
______________________________________________________________________________ Winter-Spring 2010 training program!
PORTLAND 2010 Constellation Facilitator Training Course Trainer: Jane Peterson, PhD Sponsor: Human Systems Institute MODULE 1: Introduction to the effects of systemic & family conscience on health and well-being.
WHO SHOULD ATTEND: If your practice involves consulting with individuals and family members in a private consultation session, you will find the systemic constellation work to be a valuable addition to your work. For specific information for professionals in the healing arts: physicians, nurses, chiropractors, naturopathic physicians, acupuncturists, physical therapists, bodyworkers. For specific information for those in mental, emotional and spiritual health fields: therapists, counselors, social workers and psychologists. Lawyers and mediators, organizational development consultants, clergy will also find the ease of using this method, high client engagement, and the systemic perspective especially useful in their work. You can also take this course for your own personal development and evolution. OUR APPROACH TO TRAINING: The Human Systems Institute offers a training and coaching program for professionals who wish to include the ability to facilitate Systemic Constellations in their repertoire. Our training programs are either 6 months or one year in length and provide students with coaching, training and on-going support in their development as facilitators of this unique and powerful method of working with human systems. Why
Coaching?
Students naturally
bring differing skills and abilities,
personal and professional issues to the program. They have their own
goals for being in the program and
desired application for the work. In this past year's program, for
example, we had physicians, social
workers and an organizational development specialist. One student was
participating in the program as
part of healing a chronic illness, another as part of developing
skills to facilitate TaKeTiNa circles.
This diversity of viewpoints and backgrounds provides a rich ground
for the exploration of Systemic
Constellations.
Each student receives individualized coaching to enable them to resolve any challenges they may face in becoming an excellent facilitator and to enhance their strengths in this role. By using a coaching model, we encourage interaction and dialog with both the program facilitator and the other students. Program size is limited to 12 students to maximize the opportunity for these learning interactions. The goal of the coaching program is to bring together a small, diverse, highly qualified group of students who engage each other and the work in depth. Specific coaching and training is provided in three areas: Principles. These are the Orders of Love and other common tendencies in family systems that have been so beautifully articulated by Bert Hellinger and others. A sound knowledge of these principles provides a foundation for approaching the constellation work. Practices. Through lecture and experiential exercises students will learn useful models of managing group dynamics, develop a process level understanding of constellations, learn to manage their own and others' states, develop a phenomenological stance and much more. Developing clean perceptual skills is also an important element in facilitating skillfully. There will be many exercises designed to enhance your perceptual awareness of other human beings and of groups.
Self-Awareness. Through home exploration
opportunities and experiential exercises, students have the
opportunity to discover their own biases,
personal and professional issues which might prevent them from
facilitating cleanly. Exercises such as
"Yourself as Victim", "The Stories We Tell", and
others allow students to face
themselves in the mirror of this work as they engage in the study of
Systemic Constellations. The study
of this work is a life time path of learning and exploration.
Supervision. Doing is one of the best ways of learning. To this end, students
are offered four full supervision
days and the opportunity to lead a Constellation Study Group
offered through the Institute, and to
facilitate constellations with the supervision of the program
facilitator. An emphasis on high quality
peer feedback in a safe and supportive environment is part of
this section of the program. We often
learn the most from watching our peers as they learn.
In addition, an
on-going supervision group will likely be
offered for students who have completed the basic program. This will
give students an opportunity to
facilitate constellations under the supervision of the Institute's
director, to receive feedback and to
continue to develop their skills in a safe and supportive setting.
We are deeply grateful to Bert Hellinger, Hunter Beaumont, Gunthard Weber and many others for discovering and developing the body of knowledge we call Systemic Constellations. Deeply engaging with this work is a life changing process. This path is open to those who follow Love and support Life. |
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