A private family constellation session for Wokha residents
Family Constellation in Wokha
Online one-to-one family constellation for people in Wokha: everyday objects stand in for relatives, and you look at the family picture calmly, with nobody else on the call.
With Dr. Riddhe SshilpiPractising since 1999 · Vile Parle West, Mumbai
- Since 1999Vastu practice, Mumbai
- National Quality AwardMost trusted Vastu consultant, 2024
- APJ Abdul Kalam AwardBest Vastu Consultant, 2025
- Ph.D. in TarotGold medal, 2023
- 75+ eventsCorporate events & workshops
Family constellation for people in Wokha
In family constellation, small objects take the place of relatives, and the way you arrange them can reveal how you feel about the connections. Dr. Riddhe Sshilpi leads one-to-one sessions for people in Wokha by video, with a gentle, steady pace and without any need for family members to join.
Items that stand for parents and siblings
You begin with something you want to understand, such as a long-standing silence between relatives, or the weight of being the elder child. Objects are placed on a table, then moved, and Dr. Riddhe asks what you notice. Often a clearer sense of your own place in the family emerges.
This is a reflective method, not therapy, medical treatment or crisis support. If you are in distress, please see a doctor, counsellor or call a helpline. Group sessions are held in person in Mumbai, while online one-to-one sessions are intended for people living far away.
Session formats
How family constellation sessions are offered
One-to-one, online
Just you and Dr. Riddhe on video, with everyday objects representing family members.
Group sessions in person
Other participants stand in for family members. Held in person in Mumbai.
No family attendance needed
You attend on your own; the family system is represented in the session.
Reflective, not therapy
It does not diagnose or treat; it can sit alongside professional support.
Village ties, clan duties and personal questions
Lotha families are tied to villages and clans, and many people in Wokha divide their time between the town and a home village in the district, especially around festivals like Tokhü Emong. Elders, land and shared obligations often shape decisions, and younger members may feel they have little room to voice their own view.
A private session offers that room. Someone might wish to look at their relationship with a parent who stayed in a village, or at a sibling who moved far away. Nobody else is told. All you need is a table, a few small objects and a quiet corner, plus a phone or laptop with a camera.
Village ties and questions hard to raise
In a district where kinship and village ties run deep, personal questions can feel hard to raise inside the family. This online format gives a private space. It is not therapy and offers no judgement on anyone.
Simple & clear
What happens in a one-to-one session
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Book a session
One-to-one online by video, or in person in Mumbai. Group sessions are held in Mumbai.
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Name the theme
Describe the family pattern or relationship you want to look at, briefly and at your own pace.
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Guided constellation
The family is represented with objects or participants, and the relationships are explored step by step.
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Time to reflect
You take away perspectives to think about. It is reflective work, not therapy or treatment.
Thinking through who is involved
Gather about ten small and different objects, such as stones, coins or spoons, and clear a table. Choose one question and write down the people involved. Switch off other devices, and plan for roughly an hour. The team sends a link at the agreed time, and you can pause or stop at any moment.
Experience you can see
Experience in guided group work
Dr. Riddhe Sshilpi has practised since 1999. Woman's Era (October 2026) notes more than 75 corporate events and workshops in her work, so leading guided sessions is part of her routine. She holds a Ph.D. in Tarot with a gold medal. Her group family constellations are held in person at Vile Parle West, Mumbai.
Why clients consult Dr. Riddhe Sshilpi
- Vastu practice since 1999, with in-person and online consultations, workshops and corporate events.
- Ph.D. (Vidhya Vaachaspati) in Tarot from Shree Maharshi College of Vedic Astrology (2023), with a Gold Medal in Tarot Science.
- Author of TAROPAATH and co-author of Ultimate Secrets to Wealth.
- Confidential, with no fear-based advice and no pressure to buy anything.
Where consultations happen
In person at the office in Vile Parle West, Mumbai. Online consultations are available across India and internationally. About Dr. Riddhe · Awards
Questions & answers
Family constellation questions, Wokha
Have a different question? Ask Dr. Riddhe’s team. There is no obligation to book.
Must elders from my village be informed before I book?
No. The session is yours alone, and nobody is contacted. You can decide later whether to share anything with relatives, and there is no expectation to do so.
Does the session involve religious ritual?
No. It is a reflective exercise with objects on a table. There is no ritual or worship involved, and people of any faith or none may take part if they choose.
Can this help after the death of a parent?
It can offer a space to reflect on your relationship, but it is not grief counselling or therapy. If your loss feels overwhelming, please speak to a doctor or counsellor.
How do I choose objects for the family members?
Pick small things that look different, such as a coin, a pebble, a cup or a button. Each will stand for one person. Ten or so is enough, and Dr. Riddhe will guide you.
Dr. Riddhe Sshilpi · Vile Parle West, Mumbai
Enquire about family constellation in Wokha
Share a few words about the family question on your mind, and the team will arrange a private one-to-one video session for Wokha.