Family division is a form of weakness

No matter how distant you may feel—whether you don’t speak often, or only see each other on rare occasions—there is an undeniable need for unity. True strength lies in knowing that, no matter what, you have each other's back. That no matter how far you’ve wandered, you can always come home—to a place that feels safe simply because it is.

But when there is division, you can feel it—like stars scattered across a sky, each one shining alone, not aligned, not even facing the same direction. Something happened. Maybe it was an early death. Maybe it was divorce, secrets, unspoken truths, or the silence that forms when people stop expressing themselves. That’s where the fracture begins.

If you could give one gift to your family, let it be reconciliation. Not agreement—not sameness—but a willingness to say:"We may be different. We may not see eye to eye. But you are my family. And I will stand with you."

There is deep strength in that kind of belonging. It’s not about grand declarations of love—it’s about quiet, consistent love and acceptance.

And for those who come from abusive households, the reconciliation is different, more complex. The abuser may have lost their rights—but within the family system, they never lost their place. Even in pain, there is truth to be acknowledged.

True healing begins here.Book your session now to explore the subconscious dynamics of your family system. The journey home starts within.

With love,
Marine Sélénée