The range of issues people bring to a constellations workshop are many and varied. Typical questions or issues include

Relationship Challenges:

• What is stopping me meeting my life partner?

• How can I repair a ruptured relationship with a friend or family member, conflicts with parents or siblings, or challenges in their current family dynamics.

Financial Concerns:

• issues related to financial struggles, inheritances, or the impact of family attitudes toward money.

​Unresolved Grief or Trauma:

• Participants might seek resolution for unresolved grief, trauma, or painful events within their family history.

Parental Influence:

• Questions about parental influence and its impact on personal choices, behaviour, and relationships are common themes explored in family constellations.

Inherited Patterns and Behaviour:

• People often bring concerns about repeating patterns or behaviorur that seem to be inherited from previous generations.

Identity and Belonging:

• Issues related to identity, a sense of belonging, or feeling disconnected from family roots are explored in the constellation process.

Parenting Challenges:

• Participants may seek insights into challenges they face as parents or concerns about their children's well-being.

Health and Well-being:

• Health-related issues, both physical and mental, are often brought to family constellations workshops, seeking connections to familial patterns.

Career and Life Choices:

• Questions about career choices, life purpose, and major life decisions may be explored within the context of family constellations.

Ancestral Healing:

• Seeking healing for ancestral wounds, understanding family secrets, or addressing historical family traumas are common themes.