Constellations and all that...

In this episode of Constellations and All That, Tracy sits down with Monika Wyss, a Family Constellation facilitator, trainer and founder of Heart Sanctuary in Kuala Lumpur, to explore the experiences, relationships and family patterns that can shape our lives in ways we may not always recognise.

Monika discovered Family Constellations in 2001, an experience that opened the door to a lifelong journey of healing and self-discovery. Since 2008, she has been sharing this work through sessions, workshops and courses, helping people uncover hidden patterns and reconnect with their hearts. 

Together, Tracy and Monika talk about family connection, cultural expectations, inherited patterns, trust, belonging and the difference between caring for our families because we feel we have to and doing so from love and choice.

They also explore how Monika's work has evolved through living and working across different cultures in Asia, what she has learned along the way, and why Family Constellations has become much more than a modality for her; it has become a way of living and seeing the world.

It's a warm and thoughtful conversation about family, healing, curiosity, trust, belonging and what it means to truly live from the heart.

Learn more about Monika's work:
monikawyss.com
Heart Sanctuary Kuala Lumpur
I’d love to hear what resonates with you—drop me a message on Instagram @tracy.cartwright  and for more insights visit my website at tracycartwright.co.nz
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In this episode of Constellations and All That, Tracy Cartwright is joined by Robi Moore, a therapist, psychedelic therapist, educator and Family Constellations facilitator whose work supports mental health professionals to move towards a more organic, connected and felt-led way of being.
Tracy and Robi explore the fascinating connections between psychedelics, plant medicine and Family Constellations, including what can happen when we begin to turn towards the things we may have been unable to face.
Robi shares his experience working with psychedelic-assisted psychotherapy and the importance of thoughtful preparation and integration. They talk about plant medicines including psilocybin, ayahuasca, iboga and wachuma, as well as Tracey’s own experience with cacao.
The conversation also moves into ancestral wisdom, the morphic field and something that sits underneath much of Robi’s work, learning to listen within, rather than constantly looking outside ourselves for answers.
A rich and thought-provoking conversation about psychedelics, plant medicine, healing, consciousness and reconnecting with what we already know deep within ourselves.
Learn more about Robi's work:
www.grounduppsychotherapy.com.au
I’d love to hear what resonates with you—drop me a message on Instagram @tracy.cartwright  and for more insights visit my website at tracycartwright.co.nz
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In this episode of Constellations and All That, Tracy Cartwright chats with Yishai Gaster, a family constellation facilitator, trainer, and founder of The Constellations Path in Israel.

Yishai shares his journey into family constellations after first encountering Bert Hellinger’s work in the 1990s, and how his own approach has continued to evolve over decades of working with individuals, groups, therapists, facilitators, and doulas.

They explore the evolution of Bert Hellinger’s work, the development of clinical one-to-one constellation work, and how constellation thinking can support people through experiences of trauma, migration, cultural disconnection, and loss of connection to their roots.

Yishai also shares his perspective on resources, ancestral and cultural belonging, reconnecting with our origins, and the importance of making peace with what has come before us.

The conversation then takes an unexpected turn into the future of constellation work, as Yishai talks about developing an AI constellation facilitator and explores what happens when this deeply human and intuitive work meets emerging technology.

A fascinating conversation about roots, belonging, trauma, evolution, and the ongoing movement of constellation work into the future.
Learn more about Yishai's work:
www.yishai-gaster.com/en/about-yishai
I’d love to hear what resonates with you—drop me a message on Instagram @tracy.cartwright  and for more insights visit my website at tracycartwright.co.nz
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What if healing wasn't only about resolving trauma—but about remembering what has always been there?
In this episode, Tracy is joined by Tanja Meyburgh, senior systemic trainer, author of Reclaiming Ancestors, and founder of African Constellations. Together they explore the deeper roots of ancestral healing, embodiment, and the relationship between family, land, and belonging.
Drawing on more than two decades of experience in Family Constellations and systemic work, Tanja shares how indigenous wisdom, movement, and ritual have shaped her approach to healing. The conversation moves beyond inherited trauma into a richer understanding of what it means to reconnect with our ancestors, our bodies, and the collective stories we carry.
In this episode, we explore:
Why healing isn't only about trauma—it's also about relationship.
How the body remembers what the mind cannot.
The role of embodiment in Family Constellations.
Honouring the wisdom of the land and indigenous traditions.
Parenting, perfection, and letting go of the need to "heal everything."
If you're curious about Family Constellations, ancestral wisdom, or embodied healing, this conversation offers thoughtful insights and practical reflections that will stay with you long after the episode ends.
Learn more about Tanja and her work:
• www.tanjameyburgh.com
• www.africanconstellations.co.za
I’d love to hear what resonates with you—drop me a message on Instagram @tracy.cartwright  and for more insights visit my website at tracycartwright.co.nz
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What happens when artificial intelligence meets the deeply human work of Family Constellations?

In this thought-provoking episode of Constellations and All That, Tracy Cartwright is joined by Lap Fung Cheng, a Systemic Constellation Facilitator and Trainer who has worked extensively throughout mainland China, Hong Kong, and Taiwan. As one of the pioneers of Family Constellations in China, Lap brings a unique perspective on integrating emerging technology with systemic practice.

Together, they explore how AI is beginning to support the learning and practice of Family Constellations and where its limits lie. Lap shares how he's developing AI tools to help students learn faster, using thousands of real-life constellation cases while emphasising that human intuition, presence, and the ability to read the field remain uniquely human.

The conversation also explores:

How AI can support Family Constellations without replacing facilitators
Why intuition and presence cannot be replicated by technology
The "Wi-Fi" and "iCloud" metaphor for understanding the constellation field
Bringing Family Constellations to China and making the work more accessible
The future of healing, consciousness, and systemic work in an AI-driven world
How evolving family systems may shape the future of humanity
Whether you're an experienced facilitator, a student of Family Constellations, or simply curious about how technology is reshaping the helping professions, this conversation offers fresh perspectives on where innovation and human wisdom meet.

🎬 Watch Lap Fung Cheng's AI short film:
https://www.facebook.com/share/v/1EN6vhv3W7/?mibextid=wwXIfr
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