This theory-informed anthology brings together reflective essays from systemic constellations practitioners working across diverse organizational contexts. It is intended for anyone interested in learning from experienced professionals to enhance the confidence, depth, and quality of their own practice. 

Each chapter offers a personal reflection in which seasoned practitioners articulate their learning journeys and evolving approaches. Contributors describe how they practice: What processes and activities do they use? Who do they work with? What theories guide their practice? They also share how both their work and their professional identities have developed over time, offering insights into their future directions and the anticipated evolution of the field. 

Whether you are a novice or an experienced practitioner, working in business or academic settings, or engaged in training and supervising others in systemic constellations, this book offers valuable perspectives and practical inspiration. It provides not only a wealth of practitioner insight but also a model for your own reflection and professional growth.

Georg Müller-Christ is a scholar who integrates the method of exploratory constellations into research, teaching, and knowledge transfer in his field of Sustainable Management at the University of Bremen.

Katrina Barry is the chair of the association of organizational constellators, infosyon (infosyon.com).

Claudia Filsinger is a coach and trainer who works with systemic constellations. She lives in England.