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ISCA (International Systemic Constellations Association)

The global hub of systemic constellation work, publishing The Knowing Field journal

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ISCA, the International Systemic Constellations Association, serves as the hub and holder of systemic constellation work in all its settings and applications, for present and future generations of constellators. Its vision is to encourage a dynamic and reflective consciousness within the constellation community, carrying forward the field Bert Hellinger opened.

The association's institutional apparatus covers the field's needs: published training guidelines for constellation schools, a code of ethics, a board of directors, member directories, and The Knowing Field, the field's journal, with extracts and articles on its site. It convenes international gatherings, from Constellating Community (2018) through Belonging, Thriving Together (2021) to A Unique Encounter (2023), with presenters and workshops spanning the method's global reach.

ISCA also serves the public side: explanations of what constellations are and their historical development, educational videos, newsletters, and a find-a-member service connecting people to practitioners. For family and systemic constellations, it is the profession's international association. The institution's stated mission: To serve as a hub and holder of systemic constellation work in all its settings and applications.

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Mission

To serve as a hub and holder of systemic constellation work in all its settings and applications.

History

ISCA formed around its 2007 charter as the international association for systemic constellation work, publishing training guidelines, a code of ethics and The Knowing Field journal, and convening international gatherings since 2016.

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