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kaslikviktoria@icloud.com
+36 20 519 2918
Welcome,
I am a family & systemic constellation facilitator, artist and practitioner of law.
I support individuals and communities in releasing patterns, restoring systemic balance, and reconnecting with nature-based wisdom. My work integrates family constellation, shamanic healing, somatic awareness and ceremonial practice.
My path of integrating different fields
I come from Northeastern Hungary, from the Carpathian Basin, and belong to the first generation of my family raised in Budapest. I encountered family constellations in high school, and from that moment, I was deeply drawn to the invisible forces that shape human systems — collective memory, justice, belonging, and the unconscious dynamics within families and societies.
This interest led me to study law.
While working as a jurist, I began to feel the limitations of contemporary legal systems — their fragmentation, anthropocentrism, desacralised nature and separation from relational ways of knowing. At the same time, a personal illness intensified and became a threshold in my life.
I moved to the Netherlands to study design and art, where I explored critical thinking, creation, embodiment, indigenous cosmologies, and relational worldviews. During this time, I deepened my experience and understanding of how justice, the law and healing are held in indigenous traditions.
Today, my work weaves together systemic constellation, somatic practice, shamanic healing, and ceremony facilitation with the intention of honouring the multiplicity of dimensions we exist in, and of honouring the body of Earth. I hold spaces for inherited burdens from ancestry to be released, for unseen stories of the body to be visible, and for systems to find restoration.
I studied family constellation from Dr Ildikó Pusztai, energy healing from Judit Oli, somato-psycho studies from Brigitta Fekete, and shamanic healing from Judit Hatfaludi, Éva Sinkovitz, Jonathan Horwitz, and Zara Waldebäck.