Treasure Hunt Constellations Online

The Workshops

If you missed the Treasure Hunt Constellations the first time, or want to continue on the journey with us, here is your opportunity to discover, and recover, some hidden treasures of the heart.

Treasure Hunt 1: Life in the liminal zone. Sat., January 30, 2021. 1 - 6 PM, Pacific Time zone.

Perhaps you find yourself in the “liminal zone” - betwixt and between, and uncertain about what is coming.

If you are unsettled by the uncertainty of these times, adrift between shores, or perhaps facing a transition in your life, this workshop is for you. We’ll unpack your liminal zone and explore the possible solid ground that may well be emerging right now from the fog of uncertainty.

Treasure Hunt 2 - Me & You, Too. Dealing with sibling issues. Sat., February 27, 2021. 1 - 6 PM, Pacific Time zone.

Love ‘em or hate ‘em (or both), or don’t have ‘em - we are defined by those others with whom we shared parents.

Strangely there is not as much research in the psychotherapeutic literature for sibling abuse (or bullying) as there is for parental abuse, yet sometimes we suffer greatly from siblings. At the same time, those very siblings that tormented us in childhood can be our best friends or a great resource as adults. Conversely the sibling(s) we were close to as children may have distanced from us today. Join us as we explore the quirky and curious relationships we have with siblings.

Treasure Hunt 3 - Service without sacrifice. Sat., March 27, 2021. 1 - 6 PM, Pacific Time zone.

Many of us are “helpers”, the first ones to put up our hand when the call goes out. Over time, however, this strategy begins to wear thin, both in terms of the lack of rewards and in terms of just plain wearing us out.

If you find yourself yearning to be of service without sacrificing your own well being, this workshop is for you. We’ll explore the family dynamics that start this game in motion, what is at risk to you for changing it, and what a more balanced form of service, without sacrifice, would be for you.

Treasure Hunt 4 - My career and me. What is my “right work”? Sat., April 24, 2021. 1 - 6 PM, Pacific Time zone.

There are “jobs” and then there is “work”. Jobs are what you do to make money, but work, ah work! Real work that feels like this is where you are meant to be, that is harder to come by.

We’ll explore the nature of our current economic system and where your avenue to true work lies. If you’ve ever struggled to find satisfaction in your “job” and long for real work that also pays the rent, join us for this workshop.

Cost

Workshop Participant: Register for 1 workshop at $150. Save 10% on the workshops with each additional workshop you register for. All four workshops are $420, a savings of $180 over the individual workshop price.

Working spaces for participants are limited to 6 - 8 people, so register early to ensure your place. Because spots are limited, no cancellations are allowed for this event. Thank you for understanding.

Observers may join at the reduced price of $65 per workshop. Up to four observer are welcome per workshop.

Alumni of the Institute's training programs may participate as observers to continue their learning.  Please contact us if you would like to participate as an observer.

Your Workshop Facilitator

Jane Peterson, PhD, is the founder and executive director of the Human Systems Institute, Inc™. She is a certified INFOSYON Master Trainer of systemic constellation work, and has taught constellation work in several countries in Asia, Europe, South America, and Africa, including Brazil, Mexico, South Africa, France, Greece, Canada, Taiwan, Malaysia, China, Australia, and the U.S.A.

Dr. Peterson served six years as a contributing writer, editor, and advisor to The Knowing Field Journal. In addition to being a Master Practitioner of Neuro-Linguistic Programming, a Certified Clinical Hypnotherapist, a Certified Professional Behavioral Coach, and member of the American Counseling Association, she holds a doctorate in Human and Organizational Systems from Fielding Graduate University. Jane is known for her sense of humor, solid grounding in the art and science of human relationships, and her warmth and compassion.