Keynote Speakers

Why History Matters for Systemic Constellation Work

“There is a fog of events and suddenly you see a connection” (W.F. Weisskopf: Theoretical Nuclear Physics,1952)

Theory and Practice. Overview of Bert Hellinger’s “Greater Forces” that shape, individual lives, relationships, families and other larger systems.

Anngwyn St. Just, Ph.D. is a medically trained, Social Traumatologist, Director of the Arizona Center for Social Trauma, Co-founder of the online Trauma University, and author of numerous books and articles also available in Spanish.

Date: Tuesday, 28 OCT @ 16:00 – 17:15 (Main Room)

Having the courage to face and facilitate love

As systems constellation evolves in multiple provocative and productive directions, we are invited to revisit the flow of love in the family system. The presence of love in places that we find uncomfortable, and having the clarity to make a pathway for love continues to be the greatest challenge and the most courageous opportunity in systemic constellations. What biases do I have that prevent me, what beliefs do I have that would limit me when confronted with love in constellations.

Date: Monday, 27 OCT @ 16:00 – 17:15 (Main Room)

From Germany to Mexico and Latin America, the Journey of the Constellations Between Cultures

Born in Prague, Ingala Robl spent her childhood and most of her adolescence in Germany before making Mexico her home, where she has lived for most of her life. Certified as a Family Constellations therapist with Bert Hellinger and Lorenz Wiest, she has 30+ years of experience in the field. She introduced FC Work to Mexico and Colombia in 1995, and is the Founder and Director of the SOWELU FC Institute, the first institution to offer an academic teaching program on Family Constellations. Ingala is a Master Trainer certified by Infosyon, Germany, holding a PhD in Family & Couples Psychotherapy. Author of 4 published books (Penguin).

Date: Tuesday, 28 OCT @ 08:45 – 10:00 (Main Room)

“I need to be an adult to hit my children”. A quote from an 8-year-old girl, a witness to domestic violence.

Transgenerational Transmission of Violence

Transgenerational Psychology© promotes and transforms the way of looking at human relationships, bonds, social responsibility, the relationship between past and present – a “dialogue” between different disciplines that enrich each other.

Date: Wednesday, 29 OCT @ 08:45 – 10:00 (Main Room)

A Dynamic Exchange of Life: Giving and Taking in Ancient Cultures

Giving and taking in ancient cultures, especially among hunters and gatherers, was primarily driven by daily survival. Most exchanges were essential for life, and the giving and taking benefited everyone in the group through networks and connections rooted in kinship, social obligations, and friendship. This dynamic exchange supported the stability and vitality of the Orders of Love by created societies infused with value and empathy, thereby strengthening the bonds, movements, and flow of love within their family systems.

Date: Wednesday, 29 OCT @ 16:00 – 17:15 (Main Room)

Keynote Presentation – The Mayan Cosmovision

Ponencia Principal – La Cosmovisión Maya

See Mayita-Oxkin Bio

Date: Thursday, 30 OCT @ 08:45 – 10:00 (Main Room)