MY JOURNEY WITH  FAMILY CONSTELLATIONS

I first experienced a Family Constellation in 2012, and it was a revelation. I immediately felt that this approach resonated deeply with my intuitive and sensory way of perceiving people, relationships and what may be happening beneath the surface.

For nearly ten years, I explored and practised Family Constellations alongside therapist friends. These years of experience allowed me to develop an intuitive, sensitive and increasingly independent way of working.

In 2021, I chose to deepen and structure my practice through a two-year training programme with Catherine Hudovernik in Vevey, Switzerland.

I graduated as a Family and Systemic Constellation practitioner in 2023

DYNAMIC CONSTELLATION 

Dynamic Constellation is a face-to-face approach in which we enter the constellation together.

You remain fully present and actively involved in your own story. I guide and accompany you through the process, while engaging with you in the experience, allowing us to feel, observe and explore the information as it unfolds.

The intention is not for me to experience your story on your behalf, but for you to remain at the heart of your own constellation while we explore its movements together.

This creates a living, shared and participatory experience, where understanding comes not only from observing the constellation, but from experiencing it from within.

MY APPROACH & EXPERTISE

Every practitioner develops their own way of working with Family Constellations. My approach has grown through years of practice, training, observation and, above all, listening to what emerges during each constellation. 

Rather than applying a fixed interpretation, I work with what is present in the moment. Together, we explore the situation you bring, the relationships involved and, when relevant, the family or transgenerational dynamics that may be connected to it. 

My role is to guide the process, help make visible what may be difficult to see from within the situation, and create a space where each person and each story can find their rightful place.

I pay particular attention not only to difficulties and recurring patterns, but also to the strengths and resources carried through a family. Our family history is not only about what weighs on us; it can also be a source of support.

GAINING PERSPECTIVE 

Sometimes, when we are caught inside a situation, it can be difficult to see what is really happening.

A Family Constellation invites us to step back and look at the situation from another perspective. What belongs to me? What may belong to someone else? What am I carrying? What place am I taking — or struggling to take?

Making these dynamics visible can open new possibilities and allow us to relate differently to ourselves, to others and to our family history.

My intention is not to tell you what your story means, but to accompany you in exploring what it may be asking you to see.

I look forward to welcoming you for an individual or group session in Geneva.