Facilitator training — Family constellations (FAC)

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Course content

Course presentation
- Facilitator training guide (FAC)
- Facilitator charter
- References
Part 1 — Theoretical and historical foundations
- Module 1.1 — History and origins 10 xp
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- Module 1.2 — Fundamental concepts 10 xp
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- Module 1.3 — Systemic principles 10 xp
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- Module 1.4 — Theoretical influences 10 xp
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Part 2 — Systemic orders
- Module 2.1 — The three orders of love 10 xp
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- Module 2.2 — Systemic dynamics 10 xp
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- Module 2.3 — Entanglements and identifications 10 xp
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- Module 2.4 — Particular fates 10 xp
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Part 3 — Constellation practice
- Module 3.1 — How a constellation unfolds 10 xp
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- Module 3.2 — Roles and stances 10 xp
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- Module 3.3 — Techniques and tools 10 xp
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- Module 3.4 — Facilitator skills 10 xp
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Part 4 — Specific themes
- Module 4.1 — Relationship themes 10 xp
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- Module 4.2 — Health and symptoms 10 xp
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- Module 4.3 — Money and success 10 xp
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- Module 4.4 — Death and mourning 10 xp
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Part 5 — Developments and complementary approaches
- Module 5.1 — New approaches 10 xp
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- Module 5.2 — Complementary tools 10 xp
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- Module 5.3 — Research and validation 10 xp
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- Module 5.4 — Specific applications 10 xp
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Part 6 — Professionalisation and ethics
- Module 6.1 — Ethical and professional framework 10 xp
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- Module 6.2 — Professional stance 10 xp
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- Module 6.3 — Legal and organisational aspects 10 xp
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- Module 6.4 — Associations and certifications 10 xp
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Glossary
- Global glossary — Facilitator training (FAC)
Course resources
- Learner tools — journal, roadmap, checklists
- Internal certification /20 — arrangements
- Critical teaching nuances to convey
- Bibliography and verified sources
Protocol library (P-001 to P-108)
- Protocol index and review status
Protocols — A — Fundamental protocols
- P-001 — Preliminary interview and systemic anamnesis
- P-002 — Setting up a classic group constellation
- P-003 — Individual constellation with figurines
- P-004 — Constellation with floor anchors
- P-005 — De-roling the representatives
- P-006 — Reading the morphogenetic field
- P-007 — Resolution sentences — Standard protocol
- P-008 — Blind constellation
- P-009 — Bowing ritual
- P-010 — Constellation in a circle (short workshop format)
- P-011 — Group emotional safety protocol
- P-012 — Closing and integration after a constellation
Protocols — B — Parent-child dynamics
- P-013 — Reconciliation with the mother
- P-014 — Reconciliation with the father
- P-015 — Parentified child — Restoring order
- P-016 — Adoption and double belonging
- P-017 — Stillborn child, miscarriage, abortion — Giving a place
- P-018 — The vanished twin (vanishing twin)
- P-019 — Child from a previous relationship
- P-020 — Blended family — Finding the order
- P-021 — Absent or abandoning parent
- P-022 — Incest and abuse — Safe protocol
- P-023 — Secret of parentage
- P-024 — Child in a loyalty conflict
Protocols — C — Couple dynamics
- P-025 — Couple constellation — Balance of giving and receiving
- P-026 — Love triangle and loyalties
- P-027 — Divorce and conscious separation
- P-028 — Repetition of relationship patterns
- P-029 — Mourning a partner
- P-030 — Domestic violence — Safe protocol
- P-031 — Infertility in the couple
- P-032 — Mixed or intercultural couple
- P-033 — Sexuality and systemic entanglements
- P-034 — Recommitment after betrayal
Protocols — D — Transgenerational and ancestors
- P-035 — Family tree constellation
- P-036 — War memory (First and Second World Wars)
- P-037 — Genocide and collective trauma
- P-038 — Migration and exile
- P-039 — Those excluded from the family system
- P-040 — Family secrets
- P-041 — Transgenerational emotional inheritance
- P-042 — Ancestral oaths and vows
- P-043 — Unfinished mourning in the lineage
- P-044 — Repeated tragic fates
- P-045 — Family shame and rehabilitation
- P-046 — Inherited financial dynamics
- P-047 — Transgenerational illness
- P-048 — Invisible loyalties (according to Boszormenyi-Nagy)
Protocols — E — Health and the body
- P-049 — Constellation of a physical symptom
- P-050 — Body and blocked emotion
- P-051 — Serious illness and the family system
- P-052 — Constellation of the diseased organ
- P-053 — Fertility and the desire for a child
- P-054 — Perinatal grief and the lost child
- P-055 — Eating disorders (anorexia, bulimia)
- P-056 — Addictions and dependencies
- P-057 — Chronic pain and fibromyalgia
- P-058 — Relationship to the body and body image
Protocols — F — Children and adolescents
- P-059 — Constellation for a child (by proxy)
- P-060 — Parentified child
- P-061 — Child in a loyalty conflict
- P-062 — Adoption — from the adopted child’s side
- P-063 — Adoption — from the adoptive parents’ side
- P-064 — Placement and foster family
- P-065 — Adolescent in rupture
- P-066 — Child with symptoms (phobias, enuresis, behavioural disorders)
Protocols — G — Organisational constellations
- P-067 — Company constellation (overall view)
- P-068 — Conflict in a team
- P-069 — The leader’s place — executive
- P-070 — Business succession and transfer
- P-071 — Blocked project
- P-072 — Client-supplier relationship — professional giving and receiving
- P-073 — Burnout and professional exhaustion
- P-074 — Calling and professional life mission
- P-075 — Constellation of a professional partnership
- P-076 — Dismissal, job loss and transition
Protocols — H — Personal and spiritual development
- P-077 — Constellation of identity (Who am I?)
- P-078 — Self-esteem and personal worth
- P-079 — Fear of death and finitude
- P-080 — Meaning of life and existential crisis
- P-081 — Constellation of the inner masculine and feminine
- P-082 — Forgiveness and inner reconciliation
- P-083 — Guilt and atonement
- P-084 — Connection to the source — to something greater than oneself
- P-085 — Constellation of the parts of the self (shadow work)
- P-086 — Gratitude and acceptance of life
Protocols — I — Special and advanced protocols
- P-087 — Blind constellation (without prior information)
- P-088 — Constellation with objects (figurines, floor anchors)
- P-089 — Online constellation (remote format)
- P-090 — Trauma constellation (systemic PTSD)
- P-091 — Constellation of the collective conscience (according to the late Hellinger)
- P-092 — Ritual constellation (with symbolic elements)
- P-093 — Constellation of a psychological symptom (depression, anxiety, phobias)
- P-094 — Constellation of sexuality and intimacy
- P-095 — Double bind constellation
- P-096 — Multi-system constellation (crossing family + organisation + health)
Protocols — J — Integration, follow-up and crisis management
- P-097 — Opening a session and creating the sacred space
- P-098 — Closing a session and de-roling
- P-099 — Safety protocol — client in emotional distress
- P-100 — Safety protocol — disclosure of abuse (sexual, physical, psychological)
- P-101 — Managing a conflict in the group
- P-102 — Post-constellation integration protocol (same day)
- P-103 — Remote follow-up (1–3 weeks afterwards)
- P-104 — Supervision between facilitators (peer supervision)
- P-105 — Constellation of the facilitator–client relationship (systemic transference)
- P-106 — Facilitator ethics and limits
- P-107 — Course closing constellation
- P-108 — Facilitator’s self-constellation (personal systemic hygiene)
Final exam
- Final exam — Facilitator training (FAC) (70% pass mark)

Facilitator charter

Module 0 • Facilitator charter
Ten commitments for responsible practice

People’s safety comes first. A systemic reading never justifies keeping a person in a situation of danger or violence. In case of suicidal thoughts: 3114.

Ten commitments

State the status: do not present a claim from the tradition as a fact; the effectiveness of constellations has not been demonstrated.
Inform and obtain free and informed consent, with the freedom to stop at any time.
Respect contraindications: suicidal crisis, psychosis, dissociation, unstabilised trauma, ongoing violence. Do not offer a constellation; refer on.
Make no diagnosis, promise no cure, do not replace medical or psychological care.
Do not induce guilt: an illness, a bereavement, a failure or a termination of pregnancy are not the fault of an ancestor or of the client.
Do not practise under a title you do not hold: “psychologist” and “psychotherapist” are protected titles in France.
Refuse any coercive control or sectarian abuse: no pressure, no dependence, no incitement to abandon a treatment (Article 223-1-2 of the French Penal Code, law no. 2024-420 of 10 May 2024).
Protect: report and refer on in case of ill-treatment of a minor or vulnerable person (119; Article 434-3 of the French Penal Code).
Protect data and respect confidentiality; know the difference with professional secrecy (Article 226-13 of the French Penal Code).
Train and be supervised: peer supervision, supervision, keeping knowledge up to date.

Emergencies (France)

Psychological distress, suicidal thoughts: 3114 (24 hours a day).
Immediate danger: 15, 17 or 112.
Child in danger: 119.
Domestic violence: 3919.

Outside France, check the emergency numbers of your country.

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Facilitator training — Family constellations (FAC)

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Facilitator charter

Ten commitments

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