Francesca Mason Boring is a bi-cultural facilitator and trainer of Family and Systems Constellation. Informed by the work of many of the early Masters in Family Systems Constellation, as well as her own indigenous elders, Mason-Boring has been a key figure in the development of the integration of ceremony and ritual in constellation work, including nature, social systems, and community, respecting ancestors not only as archetypes, metaphors or allegories but as a relevant available testament to our resilience. 

A Western Shoshone, (an indigenous tribe in the United States) Francesca has authored: The Nature Constellation Handbook: An invitation to connection (2022), Family & Systems Constellations in the Company of Good People, (2018, Create Space) Family Systems Constellations and Other Systems Constellation Adventures: A transformational journey, (2015, All My Relations Press)- Co-Edited with Ken Sloan: Returning to Membership in Earth Community: Systemic Constellations with Nature (Stream of Experience Productions, 2013), author of Connecting to Our Ancestral Past; Healing through Family Constellation, Ceremony & Ritual (North Atlantic Books, 2012), Botschaften aus dem indigenene Feld, (Carl-Auer, 2009),  Wandelen door het wetende veld, (Alta Mira, 2009), Feather Medicine, Walking in Shoshone Dreamtime: A Family System Constellation, (Llumina Press, 2004), and Coyote Dance, (Llumina Press, 2005, Create Space, 2016).  Mason Boring has served as an advisor and contributing writer for The Knowing Field, an international scholarly journal on systems constellation. 

Francesca provides workshops and training in Family Systems Constellation and has presented at numerous conferences on the topic of the Universal Indigenous Field in Germany, Italy, Switzerland, Singapore, Holland, Mexico, Canada, Australia, South Africa, Bulgaria, and the United States. She has served on faculty for Intensives on Systemic Constellations in Germany, Mexico, Australia, South Africa, and the U.S.A.