Your expert for family constellations
Melahat Yapıcı specializes in family constellations,
to help you achieve harmonious relationships and inner peace.
With her empathetic and professional support, conflicts in human relationships are resolved and healthy family constellations are promoted. Learn more about Melahat Yapici and how she can help you.
Education:
Master in Didactics of Foreign Languages- D, E, F & Tr
Bachelor of Arts in Primary School Education
Diploma in Systemic & Family Constellations by Beat Stroo
Certifications:
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in Trauma and Family Constellations by Bertold Ulsamer
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in Systemic Constellating by Max & Alemka Dauskardt
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in Systemic Work by Ivan & Mariana Polic
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in Integral Relationship Professional Practitioner by Martin Ucik
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in Trauma Education by Billie Grether
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in Group Dynamics, Relationships and Heart IQ by Christian Pankhurst
Why systemic constellations?
They support
Family & Relationships
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Family conflicts: Identification and resolution of deep-rooted conflicts.
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Relationship patterns: Recognizing and changing dysfunctional patterns.
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Parent-child dynamics: improving communication and understanding.
Partnerships
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Relationship conflicts: identifying causes and finding solutions.
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Separation and divorce: emotional processing and reorientation.
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Relationship building: promoting intimacy, sexuality and understanding.
Job & Career
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Career orientation: clarifying goals and seeking fulfillment.
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Team dynamics: improving collaboration.
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Professional conflicts: Resolving conflicts in the workplace.
Personal growth
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Self-sabotage patterns: Recognizing and transforming limiting beliefs
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Self-esteem and self-image: building positive self-esteem.
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Life goals: Clarifying and achieving personal goals.
Health
& Well-being
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Psychosomatic complaints: addressing emotional causes.
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Stress management: reducing stress and promoting resilience.
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Self-care: promoting self-love and mindfulness.
From trauma to dream
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Trauma processing: Healing emotional and psychological trauma.
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Dealing with the past: processing stressful experiences
> Creating a new ME
