Hi Margie
I can share what I did when a women in a group identified with schizophrenia. I asked her what does it look like when she has an episode? I asked what she usually does for herself when she has an episode? And I asked what she wanted me to do if she had an episode.
She was very clear with all her answers and she did a beautiful piece of work which changed her whole appearance.
I also noticed that after each piece of work she would go outside, so she was self regulating all day. She would come back in and check in with me after each piece of work. She had an awesome day.
I personally don't have forms that people fill out so I never know exactly what is in the group.
I would ask this lady what makes her ask these questions and get some more information from her.
Hope this is helpful.
LindaTrauma & Transgenerational Therapist andInner Work Business Mentor for Women
On 16 Mar 2018, at 5:29 am, Margie McCallum margie_mccallum@xxxxxxxxxxx [ConstellationTalk] <ConstellationTalk@xxxxxxxxxxxxxxx> wrote:
Dear fellow facilitators et al.
First, thank you! I am new to the group and very glad to be part of it.
I have a group of keen people learning over the next nine months to facilitate the family constellations work. I have been asked two questions that I cannot answer: 1. For whom might this work be a dangerous trigger?
2. What kind of person might be dangerous to have as a representative?
The woman who asked was particularly wondering about someone with schizophrenia, but her question is also wider that this.
Many thanks,
Margie
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