What Type of Struggles can Systemic Constellations Address?

Identity, Belonging, and Personal Growth

• Exploring cultural, national, or spiritual roots to find a sense of place in the world.

• Addressing self-limiting beliefs that prevent growth or success.

• Navigating life transitions such as moving, career shifts, or divorce.

• Connecting with a deeper sense of purpose and understanding universal forces.

Team and Collective Dynamics

• Improving team communication and harmony in professional or project settings.

• Resolving cultural and collective issues, including societal trauma or patterns.

• Understanding the impact of cultural dynamics on behavior or beliefs.

Heavy Emotional States:

• Resentment.

• A tendency toward violence or uncontrollable aggression.

• Bipolar disorder.

• Lack of life energy or vitality.

• Overwhelming guilt and shame.

• Depression and feelings of hopelessness.

• Phobias and excessive fears.

• Lack of desire to live.

• Feeling lost or unable to find oneself or a place in life.

  
  

Emotional Symptoms:

• Anxiety or excessive fear.

• Emotional numbness or difficulty expressing feelings.

• Guilt, shame, or sadness.

• Disconnection from oneself or others.

  
  
  
  

Behavioral Symptoms:

• Addictions (substance abuse, food, technology, etc.).

• Repeating self-destructive patterns.

• Difficulty maintaining healthy boundaries.

• Compulsive or obsessive behaviors.

Health and Physical Symptoms

• Chronic pain or illnesses without clear medical explanations.

• Autoimmune disorders or recurring health problems.

• Unexplained fatigue or energy depletion.

• Psychosomatic conditions.

• Persistent or resistant symptoms that lack medical answers.

  
  

Family and Romantic Relationships:

• Conflicts and crises within the family.

• Difficulties with children or lack of understanding.

• Complex relationships with parents, including resentment and trauma.

• Infidelity and love triangles.

• Loneliness or isolation.

• Unresolved relationships with former partners.

• Repeating negative patterns in relationships.

• Betrayal and trust issues.

  
  

Loss and Grief:

• Loss of unborn or deceased children and consequences of abortions.

• Unfulfilled desire to have a child.

• Challenges with adopted or IVF children.

• Letting go of lost loved ones.

  
  
  
  

Marital and Extended Family Issues:

• Problems in remarriages.

• Conflicts with parents or partner’s families.

• Issues within couples.

• Incest and its impact on the family system.

Destructive Patterns and Life Scenarios

• Physical and sexual abuse.

• The history of suicide in the family.

• Frequent accidents, misfortunes, and bad luck.

• Repeating family members' fates or destinies.

• Fatal or recurring family dates and events.

• Traumatic situations, frequent accidents, and fractures.

• Family curses or generational burdens.

Decision-Making Challenges:

• Questions about important life or business decisions.

• Choosing between conflicting options.

• Setting goals in personal or professional life.

• Connecting with inner resources.

• Exploring new opportunities.

Professional Sphere:

• Workplace conflicts and challenges.

• Lack of clients or poor sales.

• Business stagnation or fear of self-promotion.

• Increasing income or business expansion.

• Financial losses or theft of money and property.

• Achieving professional or personal goals.

Inherited Trauma and Systemic Dynamics

• Unresolved trauma passed down through generations.

• Disconnections or exclusions within the family system.

• Hidden loyalties to ancestors who suffered or experienced injustice.

• Family secrets or taboos influencing present dynamics.

• Repeating transgenerational patterns or unspoken burdens.