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The SCASA Blog – Editorial Comment
Welcome to the third edition of the SCASA blog, where facilitators of and trainers in constellations work share their knowledge, experiences, and personal expertise in support of the South African constellations work community. Giving in support of the whole.
This blog is envisaged to share our experiences and learn from each other. We aim to add to the knowledge base of constellation work.
To our future authors, contributing to the body of constellation work can be done by writing up case studies (with informed consent), and by integrating facilitator ideas and experience with knowledge in existence, for example, the lineage roots of constellations work, or other wisdom traditions and systems of knowledge, scientific evidence, and theoretical models found in other disciplines and intervention methods.
It may be a discussion that reminds us as practitioners about core concepts and awareness.
It may begin a conversation/dialogue, to which other practitioners can then respond.
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Editorial Comment 3rd Edition
Editorial Comment 3rd Edition Welcome to another edition of the SCASA Blog, where constellations facilitators give us their specialist knowledge, experience, and comment. [...]
Being Our Own Size by Erik Andersen
Being Our Own Size By Erik Andersen Reflections inspired by Thomas Hübl’s Healing Collective Trauma I’ve been listening to Thomas Hübl’s Healing Collective [...]
What aspects of constellations work praxis support the transformation of consciousness? by Cathy Geils
What aspects of constellations work praxis support the transformation of consciousness? Amended extract from Geils, C. (2021). Unpublished doctoral dissertation, UKZN, South Africa. [...]
Being and Seeing in the Unknown by Amy Simons
Being and Seeing in the Unknown by Amy Simons This paper will explore the intersection of my visual arts practice of ‘seeing in [...]
SCASA Blog Editorial Comment 2025
Welcome to the second edition of the SCASA blog, where facilitators of and trainers in constellations work share their knowledge, experiences, and personal [...]
The Practice of Non-judegment Starts with You by Erik Anderson
A family constellation looks at a particular question raised in relation to a family system. This article is aimed at facilitators of the [...]
Family constellations and working with trauma by Angela Hough
Trauma is difficult to define and talk about. A traumatic event is a specific incident, such as an accident or abuse, that can [...]
The Art of Helping by Robyn Fergus
That natural ending, the out-breath in the field, that indicates completion of a constellation had happened. "I would normally stop here, but [...]
SCASA Website Comment from the Editorial Team
The SCASA website blog is the ‘brain child ‘of Tanja Meyburgh. The SCASA team envisioned a space where constellations facilitators could share [...]
From the book Reclaiming Ancestors by Tanja Meyburgh
Following Bert Hellinger's Tracks: I've often wondered why the founder of Systemic Constellation work, Bert Hellinger was so shy to talk of his [...]
Reflections on Resourcing / Re-Sourcing in Constellations Work by Dr Undine Whande
On 26th July 2024, the SCASA Practitioner community circle focused on the theme and practice of ‘resourcing’ in constellations work. ‘Resourcing’ refers to [...]
Working with Nature as co-facilitator By Paula Kingwill
This blog is based on an extract from a chapter that I am in the process of co-writing with two other dramatherapy [...]
Continuation of Editorial Comment
If you feel inspired to contribute, please reach out to Cathy or Angela on the blog team, who will be happy to support you to put together a piece that meets the blog requirements of ethics, literary requirements, and references. We are happy to support you to activate your creative inspiration, move through writer’s block, and actualize your writing skills and talent, while also contributing to your community.
The editorial team (in charge of editing and ethics): Cathy Geils, Angela Hough, Gail Wrogemann, Robyn Fergus, and Tanja Meyburgh.