Insoluble Family Problems?
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| free admission, ticket required |
| Duration: 120 min |
| German |
| Ground Floor, Hall 3 |
| Part of: Lecture series Family Matters |
This workshop offers a foundational introduction to the origins, history, and core principles of family constellation work. Participants will gain first-hand insight into the mechanics of a constellation and explore its potential for personal support through practical, paired exercises.
In this specific approach, family constellation is presented primarily as a somatic and intuitive experience rather than a purely cognitive or structured one. That said, the practice inherently bridges both dimensions; exactly how these levels intersect will be explored and discussed throughout the session.
Participants
Theresa Adam is a graduate psychologist (Diplom-Psychologin) and a non-medical practitioner of psychotherapy (Heilpraktikerin). Working as a psychological consultant with a focus on family constellation work, she brings extensive experience in phenomenological-systemic constellations and is currently completing advanced training in Somatic Experiencing (SE)®.
Prof. Dr. Daniel Tyradellis (Humboldt University of Berlin)
Dr. Alia Rayyan (Humboldt University of Berlin)
Dr. Laura Goldenbaum (Stiftung Humboldt Forum im Berliner Schloss)
Theresa Adam is a graduate psychologist and a Heilpraktiker for Psychotherapy. She works as a psychological counsellor specialising in family constellations, drawing on extensive experience in phenomenological-systemic work. Her professional career encompasses long-term project and consultancy work for universities, foundations, and NGOs in the field of civic education, alongside the support of individuals in complex psychosocial circumstances. Since 2026, she has been deepening her expertise through advanced training in Somatic Experiencing (SE)®. Her approach is informed by a commitment to personal development in various psychotherapeutic and mindfulness-based methods dating back to 1997.
The lecture series is being held as part of a collaboration between all institutions of the Humboldt Forum.
Head Curator for the Programme year 2025-26: Dr. Laura Goldenbaum
