81. Breaking the Cycle: Healing Yourself Changes Your Children with Kattlen Quiza

In this episode of Constellations and All That, Tracy Cartwright speaks with Trin Tambo about Family Constellations and how this work can help us explore the patterns we carry in our families, relationships, and lives. Trin shares her own healing journey, how Family Constellations have shaped her relationships, and what it means to trust your heart, find your voice, and allow yourself to be seen. Together, they explore belonging, family connections, birth trauma, and the ways we can beg...

In this episode of Constellations and All That, Tracey Cartwright sits down with Linda Conyard, trauma therapist, Family Constellations facilitator, and author of Unnecessary Trauma, for a thoughtful conversation about trauma, healing, and the wisdom of listening. Linda shares how her personal experiences shaped her path into therapeutic work and her mission to change how we understand and respond to trauma across individuals, families, and society. Together, they explore Trauma Release Exerc...

What if the real essence of Family Constellations is about more than the technique itself? In this episode of Constellations and All That, Tracy Cartwright speaks with Ursula Maria Bell, a Family Constellations facilitator, trainer and author whose work is deeply rooted in love, reconciliation, responsibility and inner wisdom. Ursula shares how her own painful experiences with her mother and sister led her to Family Constellations and how she eventually came to understand that constellations ...

What happens when the animals become part of the constellation? In this episode of Constellations and All That, Tracy Cartwright chats with Anthea Myburgh from South Africa, an animal communicator and constellation facilitator whose journey into constellation work was guided by the animals themselves. Anthea shares how her own healing journey led her to Family Constellations, how she works with horses as representatives, and what she has discovered about the relationship between animals, pe...

Born and bred in Johannesburg, Bubbles was the second of four children and grew up in a multicultural and multilingual family. Her mother travelled with her to Belgium when she was just six months old, so French was her mother tongue. It seems fitting that her professional life followed a similarly diverse path. Bubbles trained in psychoanalysis, studying the work of British psychoanalysts including Melanie Klein, Donald Winnicott, Douglas Fairbairn, Marion Milner and Ronnie Laing. She later...