Do I have to do my own constellation?

Your pass includes your own work. Standing in for parts of others' constellations is a real and often powerful part of the four days too. Both are full ways to take part, and you can take part fully without ever setting up your own.

Do I need any experience?

None. The team guides every step, and people come at every level of familiarity with the work. The first day brings everyone to the same starting point. One thing we do ask: if this is a raw or acute season for you, tell us when you book, and we will think with you about whether now is the right time. And if what you need first is regulation rather than group work, the gentler route is the Safe and Sound Protocol .

Can I pay in instalments?

Yes. You can reserve with a deposit and spread the balance over monthly payments. Ask when you book.

What if I need to cancel?

Cancel at least 30 days before the intensive begins and we refund what you have paid, apart from the deposit, which is non-refundable once the legal withdrawal period after booking has ended. Within 30 days of the start, the full fee applies. If something serious comes up, contact us as early as you can and we will look at the options with you.

I missed this year's edition. What now?

Join the waitlist below. You will hear the next dates first, and book at the opening price before it is public.

The Annual Intensive

Four days, once a year, to shift what you carry

The deepest work we run, and only once a year. A small group, four full days in person in Brussels, the same people and a facilitator team beside you the whole way through. Each edition is built around one theme, and this year it is trauma, the shape of what stays with you afterwards. Trauma-informed and consent-led, from the first morning to the last.

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Participants seated in a circle during a family constellations intensive in Brussels

Some of what trauma leaves does not stay in the past. It settles into how you brace, who you keep at a distance, the role you took in the family so everyone else could cope. You can understand all of it and still feel it run. Four days gives that work the room it needs: time to arrive, to let something surface without being rushed, to set it up in front of you and see its real shape, and to let the change settle in the body before you carry it back into your life.

Here you meet what you carry from a place of safety, slowly, with a team holding the room and your own consent leading every step. What moves is the shape of the thing, the pattern and the place you hold inside the system. The work is not about reliving the worst of it.

A constellation gives a difficulty a shape you can see. You name what you are carrying. Others in the room stand in for the parts that matter, a parent, a sibling, an event, a part of you, and take their places. What they sense as they stand there gives what you carry a shape the room can work with. Over four days, with the same group and the same facilitators, that work reaches somewhere a single afternoon cannot.

How we work

Beyond the Individual

Two things hold the four days together, whatever you bring.

The whole picture

What trauma leaves is rarely carried by one person alone. It is held in place by the system around it, the family, its history, its loyalties. When the system is set out in front of you and you can see it, the pattern makes sense, and it can begin to move.

Body and mind together

The work happens in the body as much as the mind. You place the system in space and feel it, in sensation, posture and the nervous system, and that felt experience is what brings the insight. Over four days there is time for it to settle before you carry it home.

The next edition

The next edition is being scheduled

The intensive runs once a year, each edition built around one theme, and places are limited. Add your name and we will write to you with the next edition's theme and dates before they open publicly, and with the early bird while it lasts.

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What the four days hold, and how we keep them safe

Day one, we arrive and set the ground

A small group, time to land, and the safety agreements made plain before any work begins. The nervous system is given time to settle; nothing is rushed. You bring something that is alive for you. You do not need to explain your whole history, and you do not need to know the method first.

The work goes deep, with space

Across four days there is room for the slower pieces a single day cannot hold. You name what you are working on, others take their places as the parts of your system, and we read what forms slowly, in terms of regulation and attachment. Heavier material needs a held container, and it finds one here.

Consent leads, the whole way through

We move only where you are ready. You can decline any role, step out of any piece, and pause your own work at any point, with no explanation owed. The pace is yours, and a facilitator holds the room's safety the entire time.

We close so you can carry it

The last day lets the four days land in the body and steadies you before you step back out. You leave with something settled, not opened and abandoned. What shifts in the room tends to keep working quietly in the weeks after, and we send you home knowing what to expect.

Hear about the next one

The general update, not the priority list. For that, and the early-bird price, use the waitlist below. This one just tells you when the dates are set. Unsubscribe any time.

After a month of what seemed to be a struggle And complete disconnection with myself, I came to a workshop. Thank you so much! I could witness and experience a genuine quality of caring from Cecilia. What we experienced during the workshop took me straight back to my heart and soul. Also there is so much more I want to convey that seem so hard with words. Also my courage and compassion towards others and myself have grown thanks to the work.

Mia Schmallenbach

Questions, answered

Is this therapy?

No. It is experiential systemic and personal-development work, trauma-informed and led by a clinically experienced team directed by a psychotherapist. It is not clinical treatment and not a substitute for it, though it sits well alongside care.

Will I have to relive my trauma?

No. The work is about the shape and the pattern of what you carry, met from safety and at your own pace. You set the limits, and you can decline or pause any part of it at any time.

Booking

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Booking

Booking opens here when the next edition is dated. Until then, join the waitlist below to hear first, or contact us with any questions.

Daily schedule: 09:30 CEST start · 09:30 to 17:00 Brussels time, doors from 09:10

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A weekend, first To meet the work before the intensive, the Brussels weekend is the shorter way in. From anywhere The online workshop runs live and is the lowest-threshold first contact. Quieter, on your own The Safe and Sound Protocol works on nervous-system regulation first, with a provider, before or instead of group work. To go further If this is becoming a direction and not a single experience, the training teaches the method itself.

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