Truth and Reconciliation: Bringing Together What’s Been Separated

We find ourselves in a current political, economic, and sociological climate of “us vs. them,” thinking steeped in division, fear, righteousness, and violence. According to Family Constellations, reconciliation is defined as “bringing together that which has been separated.”

In this workshop we’ll explore the archetypal relationship between victims and perpetrators, and how these roles may live in our family systems. We’ll take a look at what has been separated in our families and in the larger world and explore what can be done to unite the parts.

We may consider how we embody both victim and perpetrator in our own lives, as well as who determines when justice has been served. We’ll explore what can be done to bring together that which has been separated in our families, communities, countries, and within our own selves