Genosociogram Lab
April 16 @ 7:30 pm - 9:30 pm
Genosociogram Lab
The central focus of the genosociogram is the study of trans-generational history. The study of the family tree brings to light the invisible and unexpected threads flowing between generations, in what can be described as a proper family novel. A novel still active within ourselves – in our successes and in our challenges -, in which we play a role assigned to us without our knowledge.
By bringing to light unconscious belief patterns and unresolved legacies we have the opportunity to transform this information and bring creativity, refreshing energy and presence into our life, for us and for the generations to come.
Focus
Who is it for?
The introductory presentation is open to anyone wishing to know more about psychogenealogy and genosociogram.
The 2 Laboratory Evenings are open to anyone eager to study and deepen their knowledge of trans-generational history.
Programme
Tuesday 19 March
19.30 – 21.00
Introductory evening. Free of charge.
- What is Psychogenealogy?
- What is its purpose?
- Brief outline of key authors
- Trans-generational aspects:
- Triad | Family | Grandparents
- What is the genosociogram?
- What is its purpose?
- How can it be used?
- Brief practical exercise
- Q&A
Tuesday 16 April
19.30 – 21.30
1st in-depth evening.
Focus: Key words and symbols in the Genosociogram
- Debits and credits
- The invisible Family Loyalty
- The Anniversary Syndrome
- Types of invisible projects
- Q&A
- Drawing of a Genosociogram
Tuesday 07 May
19.30 – 21.30
2nd in-depth evening.
Focus: deepening of key words and symbols.
- The Parentification process
- Class neurosis
- Family secrets
- The Orders of Love
- Q&A
- Drawing of a Genosociogram
How we work
The Genosociogram is a method to draw a family tree. The work goes far beyond the simple compilation of the family tree. It contains, not only names and dates of ancestors, but also life events, affective connections and other relations (physical and psychological) binding the members of the family.
The compilation of one’s own genosociogram is considered an initiatory work. One learns to visualise and become aware of the synchronicities of dates, events, as well as the relationships between generations.
The central focus of this work are traumas, sufferings, separations and bereavements experienced by our ancestors, which, if not sufficiently processed, can manifest in subsequent generations in the form of energy blocks, inability to have a healthy relationship with others, lack of self-esteem, generalised malaise, feelings of confusion, school or work failures, somatisation of various kinds.
During the session, the counselor gathers information on the types of relationships between the ancestral members and the quality of the connections between them. The investigation identifies disadvantaged members, repeating destinies and adversities.
This process supports the identification of invisible connections between different generations, i.e. the ‚trans-generational knot‘. These entanglements continue to affect family members in various ways, and prevent the establishment of a balanced exchange within the family.
What we offer
This event takes place online. Please register with us and we will send you all the relevant information.
- 1 online introductory evening, free of charge
- 2 online Laboratory evenings to deepen the study
Materials:
Please organise white A4 sheets and dark-coloured marker pens. They are needed during our sessions. Make sure the marker pens are clearly visible on paper.
About
Tulsi Serena Baroni is Reiki Teacher, Facilitator in Family and Systemic Constellations, Holistic Operator and Akashic Registers Counselor. Tulsi is a member of La Città della Luce where she teaches Reiki, Family Constellations, Psychogenealogy and Genosociogram, and offers readings of the Akashic Records.
She has been working for about 30 years as a Professional Educator in social-health. She has worked in a variety of projects supporting minors at risk, adolescents, psychiatric patients and drug addicts among others. This experience has offered her the opportunity to deepen her studies in psychology, pedagogy, philosophy, sociology and anthropology.
