How a group forms, and how it gets its date
Four start windows a year, one a season. How a group takes its window, and how a poll finds the weekly hour it keeps for three years.
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Four steps, and the first three commit you to nothing: register for free, tell us which weekly times you could make, and meet us on a call. Then you apply. You can join the family constellation training for one semester, one year, or the full three.
Registration open
Registration is free and non-binding. Tell us which weekly times could work for you, and we use everyone’s availability to shape the next group.
Register for free Book a discovery callThe next date
A group is forming now for the last week of October 2026. If it is not ready by then, the backup date is the first week of February 2027.
Tentative date
last week of October 2026
Now forming
Leading day
Polls open
Leading time
Polls open
Backup date: the first week of February 2027. How dates are formed →
The poll finds the weekly time
Your availability helps determine when the group meets.
Applications confirm the start
The date is confirmed once eight people have applied.
The earlier you register, the more your availability can shape the weekly time.
The Next Window
Now forming
last week of October 2026
The window the group now forming is aiming for.
first week of February 2027
The next window after it, as a backup.
Your group
Live online, weekly
3
ways of joining
12
people at most
Taught in English
The full programme, by email
Every module of the three years, how the weeks run, supervision, certification and the full costs, in one document.
We'll email you the link to the full programme.
Start to finish
Seven stops, four of them yours. Nothing is asked twice, and you can stop after any of them and come back.
You do this
Free, and it binds you to nothing. You leave your details and say you are seriously interested.
You do this
You tick the weekly times you could attend, in your own timezone, with a secondary choice or two.
You do this
You bring yourself: where you are, what motivates you, your open questions.
You do this
With your code you confirm your group and tell us what brings you. Places go in application order.
Registering and the discovery call: either order, both before you can apply.
Ready when you are
Stop after any of them and come back later. The first two take a few minutes now; the rest follow at your pace.
Register
Choose your times
Discovery call
Apply
Register and book the call in any order. Tick your times whenever you like while the group forms. When those three are done, you can apply.
Talk first
A conversation, free, in both directions: you find out whether this training fits you, and we find out whether we are the right teachers for you. Registered or not. If it fits both ways, an invitation to apply follows.
30 minutes, online, free.
Registered. A receipt with your own link is on its way.
Open any time. About two minutes, and it commits you to nothing.
Who you are
1 / 3
Fields marked * are the ones we need.
Availability saved. Change it any time while the group is forming.
Usually right after registering. Start here instead if the times are what you want to check first.
All times are Brussels time.
Tuesday
Thursday
Morning
8:30 – 11:30
Afternoon
13:30 – 16:30
Evening
19:00 – 22:00
Change these any time while the group is forming.
Call booked through the calendar. Your invitation code follows the conversation.
Book any time, registered or not. It is free, and it is the one step every application needs.
A conversation, free, in both directions: you find out whether this training fits you, and we find out whether we are the right teachers for you. If it fits both ways, an invitation to apply follows.
30 minutes, online, free.
Application received. The invitation to pay the enrolment fee follows by email.
Your invitation code arrives after the discovery call.
What is bringing you to this now?
1 / 2
Fields marked * are the ones we need.
Pick up where you left off
Enter the email you registered with and we send a six-digit sign-in code. Type it here and the form becomes yours again: your details filled in, your times, your next step open. Lost your invitation code? This finds it too.
Where you are
Register, or pick up where you left off
New here? Register, one section up. Already started in the past? Choose Continue there instead, sign in with your email, and the form picks up exactly where you left it.
Stop halfway whenever you need to. Everything you have entered is kept, and you come back to your own steps, never to a blank form.
What joining asks of you
One 3-hour class a week, in a slot your group owns for the full three years. Three Brussels-anchored slots, morning, afternoon and evening, so every time zone is reachable somewhere in the week. Follows the Flemish school calendar, breaks included. English. Nothing to install beyond a browser and a steady connection.
Online, live
3 hours a week
A small, closed group
3 years, 6 semesters
Across time zones
Access to workshops
Taught in English
Nothing to install
Fees and certification
Nothing today: registering and the discovery call are free, and the enrolment payment at application is the first monthly payment of the tier you choose, never a charge on top. You can join for a semester, for a year, or for the whole three years.
One semester
One year
The full track
Whichever tier you choose, the enrolment payment is the first payment of it, never an additional charge on top.
The guarantee
Your reserved place is fully refundable if the start date or the weekly time slot changes after you reserve it.
If either moves, your payment comes back in full, automatically, without you having to ask. You commit to a group, not to a date.
The questions people ask at this point, answered plainly.
From the notes
Four start windows a year, one a season. How a group takes its window, and how a poll finds the weekly hour it keeps for three years.
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Where family constellations really come from: their roots in systemic therapy, the controversies, and where grounded practice stands today.
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What the craft actually requires, which backgrounds people train from, and what to look for in any training. From the head trainer of one of them.
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