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Family constellations

Salto

At the Biblioteca Municipal de Salto there was an open talk and a family constellations workshop, facilitated by Cecilia Altieri. Today Cecilia works from Brussels, and from Salto you join by video, in Spanish.

At the Biblioteca Municipal de Salto, on the corner of Artigas and 25 de Agosto, Cecilia Altieri facilitated an open informative talk and a family constellations workshop.

Between Salto and Brussels there is now a screen.

Individual sessions happen live by video, in Spanish, and from Salto they arrive just as they would from anywhere else. Distance no longer decides who takes part. A workshop in the city could happen again if someone here organises it.

The method

What family constellations are

A way of looking at a difficulty in the wider system it belongs to.

Instead of only talking about what is happening, you give the important people or elements a place in relation to one another, so the pattern becomes something you can see and work with.

Figures placed on a table during a family constellation

What surfaces is usually something you already knew without being able to name it. That is what a constellation does: not explaining it, but giving it a place.

In the meantime

Online sessions

An individual family constellations session happens live by video, in Spanish, and from Salto the journey is no longer part of the plan.

Organise

Back to Salto?

In Salto things happen because someone from Salto makes them happen. If you have a space, an institution behind you or a group that meets, and you would like a family constellations workshop here, write to us and we will organise it together. Put Salto in the message so we know where it is coming from.

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