P. Jamie Lee's website. 

I've been facilitating constellation work both for individuals and organizations for over 25 years. I love the depth and the power of this work. It is unlike anything else I have been involved in. I've been "kind of" retired for the past 8 years and just doing my art work but last winter I was approached by a friend, Jodi Standke, in Minneapolis to train her and help her gain the skills needed to apply this work in her coaching and business development programs. I guess I was missing the work more than I thought, and so I said yes.

 

As the winter progressed, I began to imagine a way to bring the basics of Constellation Work to "the masses."  We started working on a tabletop constellation kit both for her purposes and for mine. In the past, I have used just about everything to facilitate a constellation in the moment--sugar packets, spice jars, water glasses--all kinds of stuff. But to formally develop a tool for this has been a journey.

 

After many months of working together, we created "The Circle Tool."  On the simplest level, it works as a clarification tool for simple decisions, relationships, and pathfinding. On a more complex level it becomes a generational constellation tool. The challenge for me has been how much foundation to put under it for training purposes--we want to guide others in the effective use of this tool in their personal and business practices.

 

So, sorry I am so long winded. In these early stages we are offering free facilitated sessions to anybody who pre-purchases the kit ($45 plus shipping) or if you just want a short orientation, no purchase necessary. We are doing Zoom and in person sessions so if you want to learn more about it, just let me know and we can set something up. 

 

Let me know if this interests you. If you want to be informed as we move ahead with more zoom training and groups, just let me know that you would like to be added to our email list. I don't want to add anybody without their permission. 

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