Family Constellations Workshops and Therapy

A constellation might explore a recurring relationship pattern, family disconnection, adoption-related wound, or persistent anxiety. In a facilitated session, the issue is represented experientially so hidden family dynamics and emotional loyalties can become more visible. The facilitator supports the participant in noticing what arises, acknowledging what belongs to the past, and finding a more grounded relationship to the present.

Family Constellations is an experiential approach that explores how family history, losses, exclusions, and unresolved trauma may influence present-day emotions, relationships, identity, and behavior. The work considers the family as an interconnected system and may include somatic awareness. Sessions are designed to bring unconscious patterns into awareness and support a person in separating from inherited dynamics that no longer serve them.

Specific rates are not included in the available information. Pricing and scheduling details are provided through the website for individual, couples, group, and workshop options. Session packages are also available, including Constellation and Embodiment bundles and series-based Embodiment sessions. You can review the current offering and ask about the format that best fits your goals.

Yes. Leah and Bruce offer Family Constellation work in person in Los Angeles and online or virtually, including through Zoom. Virtual sessions can support individuals and couples who are not attending in person. The appropriate format depends on the service selected, the participant’s goals, and current scheduling availability shown on the website.

The service information describes support for inherited systemic trauma, developmental trauma, generational patterns, relationship difficulties, financial worry, social anxiety, family disconnection, adoption-related wounds, grief, emotional overwhelm, and feeling stuck. The work can also support nervous system regulation, healthier boundaries, personal clarity, and a stronger sense of connection with oneself and others.

Yes. Group Family Constellation workshops are facilitated by Bruce and Leah Kalish. Participants can bring personal concerns involving inherited trauma, chronic negative patterns, relationships, family disconnection, or other persistent issues. The group format offers an experiential setting in which systemic dynamics can be explored with skilled facilitation, warmth, depth, and compassion.

The Embodiment Process is a body-based and somatic approach offered by Leah Kalish alongside Family Constellation work. It focuses on trauma imprints, defense strategies, unconscious inherited dynamics, anxiety, relationship difficulties, and emotional overwhelm. The process supports greater nervous system awareness, healthier boundaries, vitality, resilience, clarity, and a more empowered relationship with the body.

Family Constellation and Embodiment work may be relevant for individuals, couples, adoptees, families navigating adoption-related challenges, people processing grief or life transitions, and those feeling emotionally stuck. The service also supports mental health professionals seeking personal or professional growth. A conversation about your goals can help clarify whether an individual, couples, group, or virtual option is appropriate.