Soul Constellations Retreat

A four-day residential Systemic Family Constellations retreat
11–14 February 2027
 Shallowford House, Staffordshire

The stories inside us. The systems around us. And what becomes possible when we begin to untangle the two.

We live our lives in the present, but we do not arrive here alone.

We belong to families, relationships and histories that began before us. Within them are experiences of love and loss, belonging and exclusion, strength and survival - and sometimes patterns we find ourselves repeating without fully understanding why.

Soul Constellations is a four-day residential retreat exploring these often unseen dynamics through Systemic Family Constellations, alongside meditation, embodiment, movement, music, group exercises and community.

This will be our third retreat together and an opportunity to step away from everyday life, slow down and explore ourselves more deeply in the beautiful surroundings of Shallowford House.

Our past retreats have been incredibly powerful, transformative and life-changing for many. 

What are Family Constellations?

Systemic Family Constellations is an experiential therapeutic practice that explores hidden dynamics, unconscious loyalties and intergenerational patterns within families and other relational systems.

Through embodied group work, we begin to encounter an issue from somewhere other than the position from which we have always known it.

The intention isn't to blame our families or erase our history, but to understand our relationship with it more deeply — honouring what came before while creating greater freedom in how we move forward.

Some participants will bring their own issue to constellate, while others will participate as representatives. Both can offer powerful opportunities for recognition, insight and movement.

Across the four days we'll experience:

🌿 Systemic Family Constellation work led by Imani

🥘Delicious fresh cooked meals for breakfast, lunch and dinner by Arvin from Amrutha 

🎶 An intimate live set with singer-songwriter Aliya 

🧘 Varied guided meditation and embodiment practices

☯️ Qigong and yoga

✨ Group exercises designed to deepen connection, trust and safety within the group

🫂 Daily time within your smaller sharing pod for reflection and support

🎵 A deeply restorative sound bath

🙏 Optional one-to-one healing sessions

🎨 An art integration workshop on our final day

🤎 A cacao ceremony 

🔥 A final-night celebration where everyone is invited to share their gifts, creativity and expression

🕯️ A closing ceremony to honour everything we've experienced together

There will also be plenty of space between sessions to rest, walk in nature, connect with others or simply be quiet.

The Setting

Our home for the retreat is Shallowford House, a beautiful nineteenth-century retreat house surrounded by nine acres of secluded gardens, woodland and meadow in the Staffordshire countryside.

Being residential is an important part of the experience. Rather than returning immediately to the pace of everyday life after deep inner work, we have four days to live, eat, practise, reflect and connect together — allowing the experience time to settle and integrate.

Accommodation and all meals are included throughout the retreat.

Retreat Prices & Accommodation

Shared same-sex twin rooms are included within your retreat ticket.

If you would prefer your own space, a limited number of private double rooms are available for an additional £200.

Retreat Prices

🌱 Early Bird — £600 (Sold out) 
✨ General Release — £700 (Half gone)
🔥 Final Release — £800
🛏️ Add-On: Private Double Room - £200 

You can spread the cost of your retreat over 3 months with Klarna at checkout. If you would benefit from a longer payment plan, please reach out to us, and we'll be happy to discuss the options available.

ACCESSIBILITY
We also want Soul Constellations to be accessible to those who genuinely feel called to join us ❤️ We've set aside a small number of reduced-price places for people on a low income. If this applies to you, please email us to enquire.

At the heart of Soul Constellations is an invitation:

To understand what has shaped us. To honour what came before. To deepen our connection with ourselves and each other. And to create greater freedom in what comes next.

Meet The Facilitators 

Imani (Lead Facilitator) 

Imani is a Systemic Family Constellations Practitioner, writer and speaker whose work centres around relationships, rupture, belonging and identity.

She trained internationally through the International Family Constellation Training Institute and has studied across multiple systemic lineages with an international faculty of more than 35 teachers.

Her work explores the meeting place between story and system. How our personal experiences interact with the families, relationships and histories around us, and what becomes possible when we begin to untangle the two.

About Jay (Co-facilitator)

Jay is a qualified Jungian Depth Coach whose work sits at the intersection of Jungian psychology, Eastern spirituality and embodied practice. His focus is on bridging the gap between understanding ourselves and actually changing how we live.

Through one-to-one coaching, men's circles and group work, Jay helps people explore the unconscious patterns that keep them stuck, meet the parts of themselves they've learned to hide or reject, and find the courage to live differently. 

His approach combines compassion with honest challenge, bringing the unconscious into awareness and awareness into action. At the heart of his work is a commitment to helping people develop greater self-trust, authentic connection and a deeper sense of aliveness.

About Alex (Co-facilitator)

Alex is a meditation teacher of 8 years and the founder of Soul Revolution Festival. He offers a variety of meditations to calm the nervous system, create a deeper relationship with the body, open the heart, and relax the mind. 

Alex has supported Imani with her work on various retreats as well as the rest of the team, who all have a tight bond of trust and respect. This is vitally important to holding the container.