Anngwyn St. Just Ph.D. is a medically trained, interrnationally recognized Systemic Traumatologist and Cultural Historian with decades of clinical and teaching experience with advanced degrees from the Western Institute for Social Research and University of California at Berkeley.

Her work includes systemic,somatic and constellation approaches to individual,family,organizational and collective trauma.

Anngwyn is the author of 10 books and 50 articles,available in several other languages.

I started studying shamanism in the mid nineteen eighties, I was trained by traveling with various teachers from different backgrounds (Lakota, Southern Ute, Sami) and by the time I met family constellation in the late nineties I was teaching contemporary shamanism internationally.

Joan Garriga Bacardí is a psychologist, therapist, and one of the most important voices in Gestalt Therapy and Systemic Family Constellations today.

He introduced Bert Hellinger in Spain and has devoted more than three decades to studying the dynamics that shape our relationships, affections, beliefs, and life scripts.

In 1985, he was one of the founders of the Institut Gestalt of Barcelona, an international reference point in the training of therapists and in the dissemination of the systemic perspective.

He is a leading reference in the field of couple relationships and has published two books on this subject: El buen amor en la pareja and Bailando juntos. He is also the author of other books that have become essential in the field of constellations, such as ¿Dónde están las monedas? Sanar el vínculo entre hijos y padres, Decir sí a la vida, Constelar la vida, among others; works that illuminate themes such as belonging, roots, bonds, losses, destiny, and inner reconciliation.

With clear, poetic, and essential language, he leads workshops and trainings in Europe, Brazil, and Latin America, where his thought resonates deeply. In his interventions, he invites each person to look at their story with greater humility, reconciliation, and loving responsibility — principles that form the foundation of the healing power of systemic family constellations.

Sarah Peyton is the founder of Emergent Constellations, author, international speaker, and neuroscience educator who translates relational neuroscience into accessible practices for trauma healing, self-warmth, and connection.

She is the author of Your Resonant Self and Your Resonant Self Workbook, and coauthor with Roxy Manning, PhD, of The Antiracist Heart.

Her work integrates resonant language, Nonviolent Communication, and constellation-informed healing to address relational, cultural, and intergenerational trauma.

Ali's work has always begun with bodies. For over 40 years, she has helped thousands of people experience themselves more fully as bodies. A Master Bodyworker, Family Constellation facilitator, Sexologist, educator, media maker, and creator of Personal Geometry®, her work is grounded in the reality of body intelligence.

Ali first developed ProprioMassage®, a hands-on therapeutic method that works directly with body intelligence to restore sensational awareness and reorganize the body's internal maps toward greater vitality, freedom, and wholeness. Over the past fifteen years, she has brought that same body-first approach to the field of sexuality, integrating many of the principles and practices of Family Constellation Work into a pioneering approach that helps people reveal and transform the unconscious body maps underlying sexual challenges.
Personal Geometry® emerged from her work in leading Los Angeles rehabilitation centers, including the Center for Healthy Sex, where she needed an approach that could quickly, safely, and effectively reveal the unconscious body maps underlying sexual trauma, compulsivity, dysfunction, shame, and relational distress. Using the innate language of spatial relationships, Personal Geometry® reveals what conscious thought often can't, making unconscious body maps visible, experiential, and ultimately changeable.
Based in Los Angeles, Ali works with clients and students around the world, teaches Personal Geometry® to practitioners, presents at professional conferences, and hosts The Brilliant Body Podcast, where she continues to explore, articulate, and advocate for body intelligence. In 2016, she produced and directed the five-film series Re-Thinking Illness: A Transgenerational Approach, featuring renowned Family Constellation facilitator Stephan Hausner.

Anngwyn St. Just Ph.D. is a medically trained, interrnationally recognized Systemic Traumatologist and Cultural Historian with decades of clinical and teaching experience with advanced degrees from the Western Institute for Social Research and University of California at Berkeley.

Her work includes systemic,somatic and constellation approaches to individual,family,organizational and collective trauma.

Anngwyn is the author of 10 books and 50 articles,available in several other languages.

Anni Mukkala-Stinn has been a Hellinger-trained constellator since 2008.

She lives in Edmonton, Canada on Treaty Six Territory, ancestral lands of the Cree, Anishinaabe, Blackfoot, Métis, Dene, and Nakota Sioux people.
Her own ancestry is from Finland and includes ancestry from the indigenous Sami peoples.
In the 1800s, ancestors fled hunger and conscription into the Russian army to come to the USA and later to Canada to take up promises from colonial propaganda of "free" land.
This free land was taken by Canada as indigenous peoples, living on these lands for millennia, were forced into reservations.
Thus, the acknowledgement of perpetrator-victim dynamics, as in her family from both settler and indigenous peoples, and in the clashing worldviews, is for Anni vital to any movements forward in life.

Anni’s work with child sexual abuse began in 1999 when she started local support groups.
She immediately focused on CSA when she began to constellate.
She works from personal history of child sexual abuse that colours her work with a deep compassion and understanding.

Her work is gentle and offers those who work with her an experience of resonance that captures the inclusivity of all that happens in our lives within a sphere of love and radiance.
She regularly offers advanced training on working with child sexual abuse issues.

At heart, Anni is an educator. Her love of educating is complemented by her love of history, of social dynamics in play today and in history, and of English literature.
She is an avid cook and loves all things horticulture. Her world view includes the philosophy that all things are sentient beings.
Not only animals and plants but the earth itself.
She often sees the elements of earth, fire, water, and air enter the field in her constellation work as parts of the mystical resolution process.

I am an Arab woman living in Israel, and this dual reality is at the heart of both who I am and the work I bring into the room.

For over a decade, I have worked as an educational counselor and couple and family therapist, accompanying parents, couples, and families through some of their most intimate and complex struggles — relationships under strain, parenting challenges, and the quiet inheritances families carry without naming.
Constellation work entered my practice as a way to give voice to what often remains unspoken: the loyalties, silences, and inherited patterns that shape how we relate to our bodies, our relationships, and our sense of belonging.

Living between two cultural worlds has taught me that the most powerful healing often happens in the spaces we're told not to speak about. Working closely with parents and couples, I have witnessed again and again how much of what shapes a relationship — desire, gender roles, expectations passed from one generation to the next — remains hidden beneath the surface, simply because there has never been a safe enough space to bring it into the light.

I bring this awareness into every workshop I facilitate — holding complexity without rushing to resolve it, staying close to the lived experience of couples and families, and creating room for stories that don't usually find a stage.

In this workshop, I invite you to bring your own crossings — between cultures, generations, or silences — and discover what becomes possible when they are finally allowed into the field.

Elizabeth Solomon is a certified Goleman Emotional Intelligence Coach, Family and Systemic Constellations facilitator, leadership consultant, and transformational guide.

She holds master’s degrees in Marriage and Family Therapy and Organizational Psychology and has trained extensively in Family and Systemic Constellations with teachers across traditional and emergent lineages. Raising four children in a multi-racial, blended queer adoptive family has profoundly shaped her understanding of how modern kinship stretches traditional frames of belonging, loyalty, and love.

Through constellations, somatic awareness, and lineage work, she supports leaders, families, and communities in understanding their systemic inheritance—clarifying what can be shifted and what must be honored. Elizabeth has designed and facilitated programs for organizations including UNICEF, Google, Autodesk, The Skimm, and Patreon, and she also works within the child welfare system—supporting case workers, social workers, and families in navigating shame, intergenerational trauma, and the restoration of belonging.

She is the founder of New Realm Coaching & Consulting and The Experience Studio, and a lead facilitator with Late Nite Art. Known for her ability to listen deeply and work with both the seen and unseen forces that shape behavior, Elizabeth creates space for transformation through presence, relational clarity, and the constellations principles of naming what is, including the excluded, and restoring the flow of love across families and systems.

As an internationally recognized teacher and innovator, Emily’s trajectory shifted profoundly 16 years ago when she recognized a three-year-old in her family as transgender, sparking an immersive dedication to understanding gender, identity, and gender oppression.

Following that, two additional teenage family members came out as transgender, forging vastly different paths that directly mirror the support or oppression they encountered.
Transgender children offer an undeniably clear -and rare- view of what gender truly is.

Grounded in a 35-year background in psycho-social justice—spanning conflict resolution in prisons to substance abuse prevention in homeless shelters—Emily now channels her expertise into VAST Methodology.
Informed by Hellinger's insights since 2002 this proprietary, visual somatic method is an entirely new paradigm for systemic healing.

We transcend traditional frameworks to empower individuals to more rapidly embody their life mission outside the trauma fields of oppression.

My name is Irmgard Rosa Maria Rauscher

I am a facilitator of systemic constellation work for over 30 years.
I was trained by Bert Hellinger, Jakob Schneider, Matthias Varga von Kibéd, Sneh Victoria Schnabel, and Hunter Beaumont.

In recent years, I have developed a unique and innovative approach to constellation work: Yoni Constellations.
This work focuses on the deep dynamics between women and men, femininity, love, intimacy, sexuality, spirituality, and the ancient traditions of female deities. These themes have become both my professional focus and my personal calling.
At the heart of my therapeutic approach is the recognition and honoring of each person’s inner truth — a truth that is embedded in family history as well as in wider historical, social, and relational contexts.
My work supports clients in reconnecting with this deeper truth and integrating it into their lives.

I lead Yoni Constellation workshops in Germany, Austria, Italy, and Romania.
I also offer individual constellations in my private practice in Bad Tölz, Bavaria, as well as online for clients worldwide.
In 2006, I published the book Feuerroter Wandel (“Fiery Red Transformation”), a pioneering guide to female menopause, released by Kösel Verlag in Germany.

www.irmgard-rauscher.de
mail: irmgard@dr-rauscher.de

Isy Gabriel is the founder of Obsidian Quantum Constellations, an alchemy forged through the resilient journey of personal pain, 40 years of eclectic study and experience from a field PhD to embodied Tantra, and a passion for the evolution of human consciousness.
The underlying intention of Obsidian is to track to the roots of the ancestral traumas still echoing in the patterns that shape our lives today. What Isy loves most is the grace and depth of these life-changing shifts, that send ripples into and through the collective.
Using the metaphor of Quantum entanglement theory, we seek to reveal the emotional match back in the lineage with the current day pattern presenting. Through the true resonance of representation, these two points meet in the quantum field where time and space collapse.

The ancestors are held for a pause in “time”, in honour of their difficult fate. The charge in the system naturally dissipates, the allegiance is neutralised, paradigm refreshed, resourced now by the new resolution, strength and ease in the system. This deep approach is often not for the faint-hearted.

Known for her zeal to address topics such as sexuality, menopause, and healthy leadership and power (masculine/feminine archetypes), she loves holding her “Mini Obsidians” in drug-free festivals/conferences/groups for fields even over 100 people, all journeying in their tetrad of 4: “What’s in the way of my desire?”
Isy brings deep ceremony to these containers, in person and online.

The Obsidian community has over 100 fabulous humans drawn to regularly support this field of work. They are the ORBS: Obsidian Resonators Bio-Sphere. It is free to join, witness and resonate online. Please dm Isy to join the ORBS WhatsApp community thread.

Isy is now training facilitators in this deep Obsidian approach to Constellations.

Lilach Benjaminy-Coorsh is a therapist, Focusing teacher, and Systemic Constellations facilitator with 23 years of dedicated support for families and guidance for therapists.
She conducts study groups and seminars for professionals and parents, contributing to the creation of a healthier society.

In 2024, the English translation of Lilach’s book was published: 'Respectful Parent, Thriving Child: Empowering Parent-Child Relationships With a Focusing-based Approach' - a Focusing textbook that documents a process-oriented parenting group through Focusing studies, with relevant support from Gendlin’s philosophy. An important book for anyone working in therapy or education, as well as for parents and grandparents.

Residing in a rural area with her partner and five children (plus two more of the heart), Lilach holds a Master of Music degree, and her diverse journey includes seven years as a software engineer, nineteen years of being a homeschooling mom, and twenty-nine years of chopping salad for family dinners.

Beyond her qualifications and experience as a doula, breastfeeding consultant, Birth-Oriented Therapy senior facilitator, and instructor, Lilach is a passionate women's advocate.
She believes in life – and implicitly trusts its wisdom, power, and flow.

Growing up between two cultures has profoundly shaped both my personal journey and my professional work. Born in Türkiye, I moved to Switzerland at the age of 13 and experienced first-hand what it means to navigate different cultural value systems, family expectations, gender roles, and concepts of belonging.

Migration is more than adapting to a new country. It often requires people to renegotiate their identity, relationships, and inherited beliefs about love, sexuality, partnership, marriage, and family. Values that once created security can become sources of inner conflict in a different cultural context. Many people living between cultures struggle to balance personal autonomy with family loyalty and tradition.

These experiences inspired my work as a systemic constellation facilitator and adult educator. I support individuals, couples, and groups in recognising unconscious family and cultural patterns that influence identity, partner choice, intimacy, and relationships. My approach combines systemic constellation work with experiential learning, enabling participants not only to understand these dynamics intellectually but also to experience meaningful transformation.

A particular focus of my work is how cultural narratives around gender, sexuality, and relationships are transmitted across generations. Rather than rejecting one's cultural heritage, constellation work offers the opportunity to honour one's roots while consciously choosing beliefs and relationship patterns that support a fulfilling adult life.

Having lived between cultures myself, I bring both professional expertise and lived experience to this work. I create safe, culturally sensitive learning spaces where participants can explore complex questions of identity, belonging, and connection. I believe lasting change becomes possible when inherited cultural scripts are transformed into conscious choices, allowing people to integrate the strengths of different cultures and build authentic, healthy relationships.

My path as a family constellations facilitator began with a simple yet profound question: why is it so difficult for us to be authentic and autonomous — and why do we so often end up living on “autopilot,” as if we were following a script that does not truly belong to us?

That question also marked the beginning of my own search. Over time, I became increasingly drawn to the hidden loyalties, inherited patterns, and systemic dynamics that shape our lives — often without our conscious awareness. Today, my work is centered on creating spaces where these invisible influences can be seen, understood, and gently transformed.

I hold a degree in Psychology and became a licensed psychologist after a previous career in law. My professional path has also included international training in transactional analysis (UKCP), hypnotherapy (American Board of Hypnotherapy), coaching, professional training, and certification as a systemic and family constellations facilitator.

In my practice, I work with people who, on the outside, appear to be functioning well — but who, on the inside, feel that something deeper is limiting them: a repeating relationship pattern, a difficulty in taking their place, a sense of carrying something that may not fully belong to them, or a persistent feeling of pressure, guilt, or not being “good enough.”

Family constellations offer a way of looking beyond the individual story and into the wider system we come from. They help reveal how unresolved experiences, exclusions, losses, loyalties, and unspoken burdens within a family system may continue to influence present-day choices, relationships, emotions, and identity.

At the same time, I also work with teams and organizations, where similar systemic patterns can appear in another form: communication blocks, unclear roles, lack of ownership, recurring tensions, or results below potential — despite genuine effort and investment in development.

My approach integrates systemic constellations, transactional analysis, life script work, and experiential methods — including hypnosis — to support change not only at the level of insight, but also at a deeper, embodied level, where these patterns are formed, carried, and maintained.

“I do not believe in universal solutions. I believe in processes built together, with respect for your rhythm and for the systems you belong to — processes that can bring greater clarity, belonging, autonomy, and authenticity, in life and in the way you relate to others.”

Noga Maivar M.A.

Founder of Ogen - Certifying School for Focusing based Family Constellation Therapy.
Senior certifying teacher for both Focusing and Family Constellation.
Lecturer in the M.A. program for integrative psychotherapy, Haifa University’ Israel.
A Somatic therapist with over 25 years practice,
Founder Ishtar School: head of somatic sex therapists training program.
An authorized constellations facilitator & teacher, Constellation Path, Israel.
A therapist and Senior Focusing teacher (a certifying Focusing Coordinator and Trainer with the international Focusing Institute in NY).
International teacher and a collective healing ceremonial facilitator of in festivals and workshops around the globe.
M.A. in organizational counselling (Tel Aviv University, Israel).
B. A. in sociology and education (Tel Aviv University, Israel).
A certified group facilitator. Certified by Gishot institute and Bar Ilan University.

Orr Guilat is a Certified Systemic Constellations Trainer and Facilitator, based in Haifa, Israel-Palestine.

With over twenty years of experience in body-mind-spirit therapy work, his practice spans naturopathy, herbal medicine, and focusing-based psychotherapy.
He trained with Yishai Gaster and has taught with The Constellation Path since 2022.
There, he leads the Arab Speakers Program for Arabic-speaking communities across the Middle East and guest-teaches in the Turkish-language module.
His queer constellation work developed from over two decades of engagement with queer communities, as an activist, organizer, and eventually a facilitator.
He has presented this work internationally, including this year through ISCA's Learning by Sharing initiative.
Orr teaches by staying willing not to know and following what moves. Participants can expect a space that is generous, rigorous, and curious.

Orr teaches locally and online in Israel-Palestine and internationally. Website:en.orrguilat.org His online queer constellation module opens in winter 2026–2027.