Francesca Mason Boring : Keynote Workshop

Francesca Mason Boring : Keynote Workshop

Introduction to Nature Constellations

 

This workshop will explore the scope of applications of systemic constellations to nature and environment. Meeting the consciousness of the natural world through representational perception participants will expand the resources they may offer clients through Nature Constellations. We will explore two aspects of nature constellation: giving voice to the natural environment and experiencing how the interplay of issues in natural systems can be examined for the purpose of understanding and reaching possible solutions.

Short Bio.

Francesca Mason Boring is a bi-cultural author, international facilitator and trainer of Systems Constellation.
A Western Shoshone, (an indigenous tribe in the United States), and member of the Sho-Pai Tribes, Francesca has authored several books including: The Nature Constellation Handbook: An invitation to connection and Connecting to Our Ancestral Past; Healing through Family Constellation, Ceremony & Ritual.
In addition to being an advocate for the growth of family systems constellation, Francesca has contributed to the development of nature constellations, community constellations, and the incorporation of ritual and ceremony in the field of systems constellation. Francesca has included the concept of the Universal Indigenous Field when teaching and speaking about the knowing field and the phenomenological approach in constellation work.
Francesca has presented at numerous conferences and has served as faculty for Intensives for Systemic Constellations in the United States, Mexico, Australia, South Africa, Bali, Portugal and Germany and has collaborated with Resources for Embodied and Ancestral Learning (REAL Academy) to provide video content for systemic practitioners.

 


Public contact:

WEB: www.allmyrelationsconstellations.com


 

Note from ISCA Board:

“All my Relations” is a philosophy that is familiar to most Native peoples of North America. It is a central core of First Nations, Inuit and Metis worldviews and ways of knowing. The phrase reflects people who are aware that everything in the universe is connected. It is a way of saying that you recognize your place in the universe and that you recognize the place of others and of other things in the realm of the real and the living. It refers not only to family, communities and nations but also to mother earth, sky father, grandmother moon, and our brothers and sisters in the plant and animal regions.

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