Family Constellation and Other Acts of Self-Love

An Experiential Philosophy of Freedom with Suzi Tucker

October 21st & 22nd, 2023

Through the philosophy and process of Family Constellations, we begin to identify the systemic traumas that reverberate in current life - the hidden entanglements, loyalties, and patterns that hold us back from joy. In this 2-day gathering, we will explore ways to reveal and release the burdens of previous generations so that we can become more available to ourselves. We will use the lens and process of Family Constellations to establish the ways in which the struggles of our parents or caregivers may have been displaced onto us, causing us to enter, upon birth, a hidden trauma bond. Fortunately, we have the privilege and space to find the support path our predecessors could not. We get to ask the questions, to envision the places where agency was lost, and to re-envision a fresh and empowered relationship with the past so we can more freely orient to the future.

Participants will learn about:

  • Tapping into the resilience of the ancestors

  • Releasing inherited resentment and regret

  • Establishing a deeper wellspring of resources

  • Developing an ideology that is generative and optimistic

  • Taking our place, fully present, and ready to reclaim life-force

About Suzi: In 1998, Suzi Tucker cofounded Zeig, Tucker &; Theisen, Publishers, (publishing in the behavioral sciences) with Jeffrey K. Zeig, PhD. Prior to that, she was Senior Editor at Brunner/Mazel Publishers, Inc. In 2000, she cofounded The Bert Hellinger Institute, USA, LLC, under the direction of Bert Hellinger, which offers education and supervision for facilitators of Family Constellations. Suzi worked closely with Bert Hellinger, the pioneer of Family Constellations, for more than a decade, and, as a presenter, teacher, and writer, she is proud to offer a variety of learning venues that explore the evolution of the work.

As a presenter, teacher, and faciliator, she currently serves on the guest faculty of Omega Institute for Holistic Studies. She has been privileged to serve on the guest facilities of The Open Center in NYC, the Kripalu Center For Yoga & Health, the Shift Network’s ancestral Healing Summit, Union College, New York University, among many others.

Suzi is an essayist and a contributor to numerous publications in the fields of psychology and wellbeing. She teaches several courses for facilitators of constellations as well as overseeing two writing studios. Suzi regularly presents Experiential Conversations, an ongoing online series focusing on important life themes, and she has a weekly essay series called Reflections of the Ordinary Miraculous, which is offered by subscription through her website. You can find out more at SuziTucker.com


This event is hosted by Michelle Bias and Lynda Jacobs

Michelle Bias, MA is a Systemic Family Constellations facilitator and Integrative Life Coach specializing in helping other to find their empowerment so they might shift from the past and the narratives that no longer serve them, and move towards a more expanded future. Her practice draws from the modalities of Constellations, Energy Medicine, and Dreamwork. She is a writer, curator of stories, and co-founder of OK, SO Tulsa’s Storyslam, a non profit storytelling event. She holds a master’s degree in Transpersonal Psychology and has a private practice working with clients across the globe. You can find out more about constellation work and Michelle’s monthly workshops in Tulsa, Oklahoma at MichelleBias.com

Lynda Jacobs is a therapist in practice in Tulsa, Oklahoma.  Her approach is deeply influenced by systemic constellation work and by her interest in the body as a source of information and a resource for healing.  Since the early 80s, when Lynda co-founded Tulsa’s first holistic health center, she has facilitated and organized related classes, retreats, and trainings.  Topics include Vicarious Trauma,  Family Constellation Work, Self-Care and A Year of Support for Women.  Lynda is an avid hiker, incurable explorer, and gets great joy creating textiles with natural plant materials.  LyndaJacobs.com