About Us...
NASC (North American Systemic Constellations) LLC serves the systemic constellation community in the Canada, Mexico and the USA.
North American Systemic Constellations (NASC) was founded in 2016 to ensure the creation of future conferences and to be a foundation for the growth of constellations work in North America.
NASC built on the work and vision of past directors and other contributors to the conference, which began in 2005. These committed volunteers contributed extraordinary time, energy and passion, and many gave financial and other resources to developing these conferences.
Board of Directors:
Katherine Curran
Victor Hernandez
Stephan Knierim
Susan Macknin
Tanya Mena
Blanca Ramos
Jeannine Riant
Jim Shine
Building Blocks....
We believe:
In nurturing, fostering and encouraging growth and healing through constellation participation and active learning (or education)
In promoting healing and wellbeing through constellations Personally, Relationally, Spiritually, Communally
In supporting the enrichment and unfolding of the phenomenological field
In building meaningful and respectful relationships with other constellation communities
In the inclusion and acceptance of all beings
Our commitment:
To be honest with each other
To advocate for, and support, the unfolding of healing processes through constellations
To support the enrichment and unfolding of the phenomenological field
To be integral with words and actions
To be ethical
Our Mission:
The purpose of "North American Systemic Constellations" (NASC) is to organize educational conferences and other learning experiences that support the growth and development of Systemic Constellations as a healing modality, and to help create community and connections.
Our Vision:
We envision a world in which families, communities, organizations and nations use systemic constellations to resolve conflict, heal trauma, deepen bonds and express their fullest human capacity for compassion and creativity, so that greater love and strength are caringly passed down to each successive generation.