What are systemic constellations? (And why they work when nothing else does)
You've done therapy. You've read the books. You meditate, journal, exercise. And still — something is stuck.
The same pattern in relationships. The same block around money. A heaviness you can't name. A health issue no doctor can fully explain.
This is where systemic constellations come in.
Developed by Bert Hellinger and evolved by practitioners worldwide, systemic constellations work with the hidden dynamics in your family system — loyalties, exclusions, traumas, and entanglements that pass down through generations without anyone realizing it.
How it works:
In a constellation, we create a living map of your inner system. In a group setting, other participants stand in as representatives for family members or parts of your life. In an individual session, we use markers, figures, or your own felt sense.
What happens next is hard to explain and impossible to forget: the representatives begin to feel things — emotions, physical sensations, impulses — that belong to the people they represent. The hidden dynamics become visible. And once they're seen, they can shift.
What constellations can help with:
Repeating relationship patterns (choosing the same type of partner, conflict cycles)
Unexplained anxiety, depression, or guilt
Feeling responsible for others' emotions
Career or financial blocks that don't respond to strategy
Physical symptoms connected to family trauma
Difficulty with boundaries or belonging
Grief that won't complete
The science:
While constellations come from a phenomenological tradition, emerging research in epigenetics and intergenerational trauma supports the core insight: trauma doesn't stop with the person who experienced it. It echoes through the family system until someone is willing to look at it.
At EKA Balance, Olena Kucherova offers both individual constellation sessions and monthly group workshops in central Barcelona. In English, Spanish, and Ukrainian.
Whether you're new to this work or experienced — the field meets you where you are.
