Bertold Ulsamer is a German psychologist and lawyer, an international trainer of Family Constellations since the late nineties. He learned from Hellinger and developed a pedagogy of the method that has become a reference for training schools in Europe and Latin America.
His book Sin raíces no hay alas (2004, Desclée de Brouwer) is one of the most widely read manuals in the Spanish-speaking world. It combines theoretical explanations of systemic laws with detailed narratives of real sessions, allowing the reader to see how Constellation work unfolds in practice.
Ulsamer is especially clear in explaining the functioning of the “knowing field” and the principles of neutrality and respect that a constellator must uphold. His work is widely cited in serious training programs and remains faithful to the original spirit of the method.
Bibliography
- No Roots, No Wings — Bertold Ulsamer. Desclée de Brouwer, 2004.
These books are in the reference library that nourishes Constelando el Origen.
Related terms
Family Constellation
A therapeutic method developed by Bert Hellinger that makes visible the hidden dynamics of the family system through representatives in space.
See entryKnowing Field (Morphic Field)
A space of shared information that allows representatives, without prior information, to perceive the real dynamics of the family system.
View profileBert Hellinger
German psychotherapist (1925-2019). Founder of Family Constellations and formulator of the orders of love.
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If you recognize this dynamic in your own history, a Family Constellation can reveal where it comes from and what movement brings it to order. Daniela respectfully accompanies each case.
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