Gaye Donaldson is a constellations practitioner and integrative humanistic counsellor, working in both the community and the private sector.
Gaye has been engaged with systemic constellations for more than 15 years, both as a student and practitioner. She has trained extensively in both family and organisational constellations with The Hellinger Institute of Britain (more recently known as CSISS) for whom she has also worked as a professional trainer, and Moving Constellations at the Nowhere Foundation, for whom she later facilitated workshops. She has also worked personally and trained with Bert Hellinger and Hunter Beaumont, amongst other internationally renowned practitioners. Gaye is a member of the International Systemic Constellations Association (ISCA). She is also a faculty member and director of the Centre for Systemic Constellations.
Gaye is based in the South West of England and travels nationally and internationally facilitating workshops, teaching and offering business consultancy. She often works with Dawn Eagle Woman, an internationally renowned shamanic practitioner and healer.
Gaye is a student of The Diamond Heart Approach with the Ridhwan School. She has also undertaken an Enneagram training and is a Hoffman Quadrinity Process graduate (2001).
Gaye’s early career was spent in the organic food and farming sector. She was Director of Public Affairs for the Soil Association, leaving the organisation in 1993 to set up and run a successful and award-winning organic herb trading business in Somerset. In 2003 Gaye was awarded the prestigious Heart in Business Award in recognition of her work in organic sector development and her personal contribution in establishing the first international standards for organic health and body care products.
Gaye lives on an organic farm in Somerset with her children, a herd of Red Devon cows, some pigs, sheep, four horses, a brood of hens, some geese and a fluctuating number of Indian Runner ducks (depending on the ardour of the foxes).
