ABOUT AISTE
I am a Family Constellations facilitator originally from Lithuania.
My work is rooted in deep listening and embodiment, moving slowly with what reveals itself in the field. I work with the understanding that many of our personal struggles are connected to the histories of our families, and that something can relax and move when these patterns are gently brought into awareness and met with grounded presence.
I bring elements of ceremony and ritual into my work, rooted in ceremonial traditions I have studied and practiced with experienced teachers, supporting connection to nature and deeper rhythms of life.
I am a Family Constellations facilitator originally from Lithuania.
My work is rooted in deep listening and embodiment, moving slowly with what reveals itself in the field. I work with the understanding that many of our personal struggles are connected to the histories of our families, and that something can relax and move when these patterns are gently brought into awareness and met with grounded presence.
I bring elements of ceremony and ritual into my work, rooted in ceremonial traditions I have studied and practiced with experienced teachers, supporting connection to nature and deeper rhythms of life.
I hold a BA in Psychology and an MA in Health Psychology from Vilnius University, with professional experience in both individual practice and a mental health rehabilitation setting. I completed my Family Constellations facilitator training in 2020 with Barbara Morgan, Stephan Hausner and Ty Francis, and have continued to work closely with Barbara Morgan as my supervisor and mentor ever since.
Since then I have facilitated hundreds of constellations in person and online, leading workshops and retreats internationally. Alongside this work I have continued training in embodiment and soul-oriented practice, including in depth studies with Francis Weller, completing his Grief Ritual Training, Apprenticeship With Sorrow and Healing Shame courses.
Ceremony is a central part of my life and an important foundation of how I work. I carry teachings from the Canadian Indigenous Anishinaabek people, who welcomed me and shared their ceremonial traditions with me over many years. I also walk closely with Mayan ceremonial lineage that has been an important part of my path since 2012.
This relationship with ceremony informs my constellations work and the way I create group spaces. I love holding workshops and retreats in beautiful places in nature, where community forms and the natural world supports the healing process. Sitting by the fire and sharing stories or songs is something I find deeply precious in these gatherings.
In both individual sessions and group work there is space to explore repetitive patterns, overwhelming feelings or behaviours that are difficult to understand, relationship challenges, grief, and questions around direction and potential.
At the center of my work is creating a space where people can arrive as they are and take the time needed to explore what is present. I meet each situation with respect and honesty, allowing the process to unfold in its own time. I trust that clarity and movement come when things are given time.
At its heart, this work is rooted in an understanding of our deep interrelatedness — that our lives are shaped in relationship, and that when we meet one another with honesty and presence, something expands not only within us individually but within the wider human field we share. By witnessing each other’s stories, we come to understand more about our own experience and about what it means to be human.
Since then I have facilitated hundreds of constellations in person and online, leading workshops and retreats internationally. Alongside this work I have continued training in embodiment and soul-oriented practice, including in depth studies with Francis Weller, completing his Grief Ritual Training, Apprenticeship With Sorrow and Healing Shame courses.
Ceremony is a central part of my life and an important foundation of how I work. I carry teachings from the Canadian Indigenous Anishinaabek people, who welcomed me and shared their ceremonial traditions with me over many years. I also walk closely with Mayan ceremonial lineage that has been an important part of my path since 2012.
This relationship with ceremony informs my constellations work and the way I create group spaces. I love holding workshops and retreats in beautiful places in nature, where community forms and the natural world supports the healing process. Sitting by the fire and sharing stories or songs is something I find deeply precious in these gatherings.
In both individual sessions and group work there is space to explore repetitive patterns, overwhelming feelings or behaviours that are difficult to understand, relationship challenges, grief, and questions around direction and potential.
At the center of my work is creating a space where people can arrive as they are and take the time needed to explore what is present. I meet each situation with respect and honesty, allowing the process to unfold in its own time. I trust that clarity and movement come when things are given time.
At its heart, this work is rooted in an understanding of our deep interrelatedness — that our lives are shaped in relationship, and that when we meet one another with honesty and presence, something expands not only within us individually but within the wider human field we share. By witnessing each other’s stories, we come to understand more about our own experience and about what it means to be human.
If this way of working resonates with you, I welcome you to reach out and explore together.
Send me an email at be@soulfulancestry.com and we can find a time to meet.
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