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The first map of family constellations was drawn for a mother, a father and their biological children. Most families today live beyond that frame.
This guide gives you the questions I bring to that work: who belongs and who gave life, where loyalty pulls, how money and institutions shape the field, and what changes when two family systems merge. It covers blended families, adoption, donor conception and assisted reproduction. It closes with questions for your own lineage, because the practitioner arrives with a system too.
Created for the ISCA 2026 gathering, “Family Beyond the Traditional Frame.” For constellation facilitators, family therapists, coaches, and anyone who holds space for families.
The first map of family constellations was drawn for a mother, a father and their biological children. Most families today live beyond that frame.
This guide gives you the questions I bring to that work: who belongs and who gave life, where loyalty pulls, how money and institutions shape the field, and what changes when two family systems merge. It covers blended families, adoption, donor conception and assisted reproduction. It closes with questions for your own lineage, because the practitioner arrives with a system too.
Created for the ISCA 2026 gathering, “Family Beyond the Traditional Frame.” For constellation facilitators, family therapists, coaches, and anyone who holds space for families.