Workshop & Training in Family Constellations and Creative Work
Step into a journey of light and darkness — where creativity meets consciousness.
In this workshop, we explore the hidden parts of ourselves — the “shadow” that holds both our fears and our untapped strength.
Through Spiritual Family Constellations, creative expression, and guided meditations, you are invited to bring compassion and awareness to the unseen.
In-person in Kongsberg, Norway & Online via Zoom
Workshop Details
Creative Workshop
Friday, 5 June 2026 | 17:00–20:00 (CEST)
Price: €40
Family Constellations Workshop
Saturday, 6 June | 09:30–18:30
Sunday, 7 June | 09:30–16:30 (CEST)
Price: €280
You are welcome to join either the Creative Workshop, the Family Constellations Workshop, or both together for a complete and transformative experience.
About the Workshop
This workshop is for anyone ready to take new steps in life and face their own shadows — with courage, compassion, and curiosity.
It is especially valuable for facilitators, therapists, and helpers working with people, as shadow work deepens both personal and professional insight.
Are you ready:
- To meet your shadow?
- To reconnect with hidden parts of yourself that hold unknown strength?
- To move beyond judgement — of yourself and of others?
Background: Shadow Work
“People will do anything, no matter how absurd, in order to avoid facing their own soul.
One does not become enlightened by imagining figures of light, but by making the darkness conscious.”
— Carl Gustav Jung
According to Jung, the shadow represents the unknown aspects of ourselves — often the traits we reject, deny, or cannot see.
These hidden sides can enrich us when we dare to face them, or bind us when we avoid them.
When we bring these parts into awareness — with kindness and acceptance — they no longer control us.
Then we have the shadow, rather than the shadow having us.
Workshop Focus
Through a skilfully blend of creative expression and Spiritual Family Constellations, participants are invited to explore their inner shadows and their hidden potential.
We will connect to the unseen within us — our needs, challenges, and inner wisdom.
With light and compassion, we will enter the dark, fertile space of the soul where transformation begins.
Our dreams can also serve as guides, revealing shadow aspects that seek to be acknowledged.
Through constellation work, creative exploration, and inner reflection, we open pathways toward inner harmony and wholeness.
For Facilitators & Helpers
The more we become aware of our shadows, the more clearly we see our projections — the tendency to perceive in others what is unresolved within ourselves.
“We see the splinter in the other’s eye, but not the beam in our own.”
Recognizing these mechanisms allows us to stay centered, compassionate, and present — both for ourselves and for those we support.
Program Overview
- Introduction to the theme and to constellation work
- Deepening the theme “Shadows” through creative work, constellations, meditations, and exercises
- Teaching, dialogue, and Q&A
Themes we may explore:
- What is a shadow?
- Befriending your personal shadow — and freeing yourself
- Archetypes and their roles in shadow work
- Dreams and their symbolic language
- Projection and projection mechanisms
- The shadow in the helper or facilitator
- Shadows and “evil” — a constellation perspective
- The shadow in fairy tales
- Insights from over 20 years of practice
- Moving toward another level of consciousness
“It is not about becoming a perfect human being,
but about accepting ourselves as we are —
not complete, but whole.”
This weekend workshop/module is part of a 7-module Family Constellation Training, but can also be attended on its own. See the full training here: A Training & Self-Development, Family Constellation & Creative Work – Pia Storm Kalhof
Registration & Contact
To register and pay, please sign up directly under the event here:
Events, Workshops & Courses – Pia Storm Kalhof
Or send an email to: piakalhof@hotmail.com
For any questions, please feel free to reach out via WhatsApp or phone: +47 901 44 188
NOTE for Online Participants
Please bring materials for creative work — such as paper and crayons, paints, clay, or any medium you feel drawn to.
