Family constellations are a powerful therapeutic method that can uncover and transform unconscious family dynamics. By exploring relationships within the family, using techniques such as symbolic representation and visualization, this approach offers a deep understanding of each person's place in their family system, as well as the invisible patterns that influence their lives.

It is based on the notion of the morphogenetic field , an immaterial field of information that carries the collective memory of the family system. Family constellations allow us to address a wide variety of issues, promote better self-knowledge, and can complement medical or therapeutic monitoring .

Both formats allow for in-depth work on the invisible dynamics of your family system, but their approach differs.

The online constellation session takes place individually, in a private and confidential space. Using symbolic tools (figurines, visual aids) and guided support, it allows you to safely explore a personal issue at your own pace.

In-person group constellations draw on the power of the collective. As a constellation recipient, you are guided by the feelings of the participants, who symbolically embody the members of your system. As a representative, you participate in another's process, often receiving powerful resonances for your own path.

Each format offers a unique path to greater clarity, liberation, and reconnection with yourself. It's up to you to choose the one that resonates most with you today.

My coaching sessions are designed for anyone who feels a need for clarity, alignment, or change in their life. Whether you're going through a period of transition, doubt, or simply want to reconnect with yourself, you've come to the right place.

No, their physical presence is not necessary.

Constellation work is carried out based on the family imprint carried by the person being constellated – in what is called the morphogenetic field. It is an internal process, which operates in depth, beyond the presence of the people concerned.

Physical representation (with group participants or individual figurines) makes unconscious dynamics visible. It reveals what has remained hidden or unexpressed in family history.

In a group setting, the other participants intuitively embody members of the system. In individual settings, it is the connection between the therapist and the person being supported that enables this exploratory movement.

Each session begins with a time for discussion to discuss your experiences, feelings, and needs. I then guide you with intuitive and practical tools, based on what emerges, to help you move forward smoothly and at your own pace.

If you feel an inner calling, a desire to move towards greater accuracy in your life or to explore what is stirring within you... then you are probably in the right place. You can also write to me if you are unsure; I would be delighted to discuss it with you.

Family constellations are a phenomenological approach: their effects are not always immediate, but unfold gradually over time. Some insights may occur within a week, others several months later. The soul moves at its own pace... so there's no rush.

In the days following a constellation, it is possible to feel tired, drained, or even slightly "ill." This feeling is not worrisome: it often corresponds to a process of inner readjustment. We could say that it is a form of healing that is activated deep down, after the movement of the soul has taken place. This means that the "active conflict" has been released, and that your body is integrating what has been transformed.

Take care of yourself in the days that follow: rest, drink plenty of water... and if you have the opportunity, go swimming in the sea – it's a wonderful support to accompany the integration.

You can contact me via the form on the website or by message (add email or Instagram depending on the channels you choose). I respond with joy and kindness, and I will explain the next steps to you.

The constellation recipient comes with a personal issue to explore. After clarifying their intention and providing some context, they choose, with the help of the facilitator, people to represent members of their family system.

Representatives are participants who do not work directly on a personal issue, but who serve others by lending their bodies and feelings to symbolically embody members of a system. This role, although indirect, is often very rich and transformative on a personal level.

During a constellation day, everyone can be both a constellation and a representative at different times, depending on the needs of the constellations in progress.