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 Systemic Family Constellations 

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Private Individual Constellations
In person or Zoom
$135 per session







 

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During each individual session, utilizing the  Family Constellations practice, we discover entanglements and  unconscious loyalties that may bind us to outdated ways of living. 

 

We can explore issues through the use of figurines/objects, which offer the seeker a healthy distance from the entanglement, so a broader horizon and a burden shift can occur.

 

It's a fascinating and enlightening process that can be done via Zoom or in person. 

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The Austin Constellations Circle invites you a series of  Sunday Constellation Circles, from 1:00 pm to 4:00 pm in Central Austin, Texas (TBA location at registration). Facilitator Candyce L Rusk will assist on Seeker (issue holder) and five representatives ready to delve into the ancestral experiences that have shaped our present day relationships and life perspective.

There are two ways to participate:

 

SEEKER: (one spot, $155); You will receive a Constellation gaining insight into the generational legacy that shaped your relationship to life. But first: please contact Candyce at candycelrusk@gmail.com ASAP for a short interview to ensure your Seeker spot.

 

REPRESENTATIVE: ( five spots, $27 each): During the Constellation, representatives are key in realizing ancestral elements. Great insight and resolution is gained for all.

In an Austin Constellations Circle,  each participant is engaged. The process guides us to acknowledge, release  and resolve generational burdens , creating new pathways and enhancing resolution in our present day lives. Link to join thru Eventbrite invite below. 

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Throughout my life, I kept experiencing trauma around trust that I sensed wasn't my own. Working with Candyce, we discovered an horrific experience my grandfather had during the Korean War.  Through recognition and honoring this, I am able to leave the trauma with my  ancestor, while moving forward with the love for him and my family.  ~ G. Leung, writer and counselor

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