When: Monday 5th August

Time: 7pm to 8pm

A free talk on Family Constellations

I'd long ago heard about Family Constellations as a truly dynamic form of therapy.

I knew that it could be held one to one or in the group space and last year I attended a day-long workshop with Poppy which was incredibly transformative for myself and many there.

Poppy is a long-term friend and colleague who originally trained in homeopathy.

I had such a lot of interest from a few posts I made on social media about a talk she was doing that that I invited her to come along and talk to answer my questions and yours

Come long and find out for yourself

• What Family Constellations are
• A little about its history and the main principles
• Her own story
  
• What to expect in a session
  
• Who can benefit

• Other situations where Constellations can be used

About Poppy

Poppy worked as a homeopath for over 10 years before finding Family Constellations in a field in Somerset in the summer of 2015.

Suffering with some serious stress related health problems, as well as a hefty load of inherited trauma, she was blown away by the improvement in her health within a couple of days - this was even before she had done her own piece of work. 

She went on to train with Barbara Morgan and became a Family Constellations Facilitator in January 2017.

She is now Barbara's Assistant Trainer in 2022 and will be leading her own facilitator's training next year.

Family Constellations is a group practice where we look at unconscious loyalties and traits that are carried through families as a result of trauma. 

Her particular passions are around the processing of trauma through embodiment practices and attunement.

She has lead Family Constellations group workshops and retreats in London, Wales, Greece and offers individual constellations sessions in Richmond, Twickenham and online.

She also works as guest trainer on Roisin Fallon’s training in Ireland and will be at Campout Festival later this summer.

In her spare time she enjoys other constellations workshops, spending time with her two adult daughters, kayaking or walking by the Thames, practising yoga, horseriding and dancing 5Rhythms.