Systemic Constellations for Societal Change
Practice space meets once a month on a Thursday 09:00 am - 11:00 am PST / 6pm - 8pm CET
Next dates:
November 30, 2023
December 28, 2023 (Possibly or a break)
January 25, 2024
February 22, 2024
March 21, 2024
April 18, 2024
May 16, 2024
June 13, 2024
July 11, 2024
August 8, 2024
September 5, 2024
October 3, 2024
October 31, 2024
November 28, 2024
Practice spaces are an opportunity to come together as a community of practice to be part of a more formal inquiry into societal change topics, while learning from and with each other and being of support to one another. These spaces offer resourcing to those working with intense or challenging projects by helping to collectively metabolize and understand the underlying patterns and dynamics.
What is systemic constellations?
Read here for more information about the practice of systemic constellation. This work is part of a larger inquiry of how these practices can support the navigation of complexity. See this journal article for a more in-depth review and example of the practice.
Practice with us
How to participate as a practitioner:
Access session details on the member page and connect with community
Or join a single session as a witness. Options below.
Join our community of practice. Gain unlimited access to ongoing practice spaces, labs and special events.
Past topics in 2022:
Improving relationship between students and instructors within higher education — better understanding dynamics contributing to unsupportive and unproductive relations including how patterns of overwhelm, burnout and lack of resources contribute to these dynamics and how the patterns relate to the wider institutional system.
From visioning a project startup to sensing what wants to emerge through us in resonance with a greater need. In this systemic constellation, we will listen to the various elements of an emerging startup idea to better understand how to best bring potential into form and manifestation aligned with the wider ecosystem its part of and wants to be in service of.
Defining shared leadership for the founder and her team for the next phase
After more than ten years of leading a center for the regeneration of ecosystems, communities, and individuals, including stewarding 400 acres of land, the founder inquiries about a new form of shared leadership that serves the evolution of the project. How can the project’s founder embody leadership that is aligned with the wider ecosystem.
Conscious closure How do we celebrate and honor a closing of one chapter of a project and partnership (in this case the completion of research and a book launch), while welcoming a new phase. Like a rocket letting go of its original jet packs, what needs to be let go of in order to cultivate clarity, wellbeing and greater alignment while staying in integrity with ourselves and the project.
Submit a case
From January onwards, we will continue with practice cases and invite case submissions from the general public to the monthly systemic constellations practice space around societal change topics. Systemic constellation practitioners with previous experience are invited to be representatives. Anyone can submit a case or join to witness the systemic constellation. We will work with one case per session. Each session includes a preparatory call with the respective case givers (1.5 hours) and a follow-up reflection and integration call (1-1.5 hrs).
Societal change topics often address interconnected areas that impact society at large such as education, health, and climate. Case givers are individuals dedicated to projects that seek to uplift and/or heal existing dynamics while inquiring into new ways of acting and responding together.
Do you have an issue or challenge that could use a wider perspective or more support to help shift? Submit case details below.
Pricing for cases: sliding scale
$80 - $125 sliding scale for practitioners of the Collective Transitions network including those who have taken an intro or facilitator course with us or similar training.
$150 - $350 sliding scale for general public. This includes 3 separate sessions: a preparation call (1-1.5 hours), systemic constellation session (2 hours) and an integration call (1-1.5 hours).