Healing Family Patterns - Working with Human Systems

Bristol Subud Hall

29 Wesley Place, BS8 2YD, Clifton, England, United Kingdom

Gaye Donaldson

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Gaye has been a follower of Systemic Constellation Work (SCW) since 1994, training extensively in both family and organisational work in the UK and abroad. She worked directly with Bert Hellinger in the 1990s and has trained with Hunter Beaumont, and many other internationally-renowned first generation practitioners.Gaye ran her first workshops in 2005, and her practice has since widened to include many new and innovative applications of the approach. This includes working to support others in their creative process, including systemic consultancy and input at all stages of production in film and theatre work. She has also returned to her love of the natural world and offers space that ‘gives voice’ to the land and animals around us, which supports understanding of our place in the interconnected matrix of life.Having been Managing Director for many years, Gaye is now the Creative Director and a senior teaching faculty member, of the Centre for Systemic Constellations. Established in 2001, CSC is the leading UK training institute for this work. Gaye teaches on many of the Training courses and works overseas to help establish quality systemic constellation training where it is needed or requested.Having trained as an integrative humanistic counsellor, registered with the British Association of Counselling & Psychotherapy (BACP), in the past Gaye worked in both the community and the private sector for ten years.Gaye is a student of the Diamond Heart Approach with the Ridhwan School and has also trained in the use of the Enneagram. She has often worked alongside Dawn Eagle Woman, a highly regarded shamanic practitioner and healer from the USA.Although based in the South West of England, Gaye travels nationally and internationally facilitating workshops and teaching. She worked in Lebanon with Healing the Wounds of History – addressing the roots of violence bringing new approaches to conflict resolution in the Middle East.Her early career was spent in the organic food and farming sector. Gaye was Director of Public Affairs for the Soil Association, leaving the organisation in 1993 to set up and run a successful and multi award-winning organic import/export business in Somerset. She also ran a mixed organic farm with a traditional beef suckler herd, pigs, sheep, horses and a fluctuating number of Indian Runner ducks. In 2003 Gaye was awarded the prestigious Heart in Business Award in recognition of her work in organic sector development and her personal contribution to the setting up of the first international standards for organic health and body care products.