The Orders of Helping

In this Peer Constellation Conversation, we will be exploring the Orders of Helping.  Looking at each of these Orders and how disorders come into play when either ourselves or our clients move out of balance with the order.

Earlier this year when facilitating a group constellation,  I fell down the rabbit hole of not stopping a constellation when I knew I should have – saying I should stop but I am going to continue!  I was trying to help too much.  The interesting thing was how it spilled into the field and participants also wanted to help the client after the constellation was over.

Have you had experiences where, often in hindsight, you realise you had created a disorder in one of the Orders of Helping?  How do we respect the Orders of Helping for both our well-being and our clients?

If you want to read up on Orders of Helping here is a link from ISCA – Orders of Helping

This is an online workshop on Thursday 14 July 9.00am CET/SAST.