Dreams offer a different and valuable perspective on yourself, your relationships and your experiences. Incorporating your dreams into your daily life can enlighten you to a deeper and fuller appreciation and understanding of yourself and your life. But dreams use a very different, but marvelous language that uses pictures and stories to express your inner wisdom. Learning to let your dream images express their meaning in their own way is like gazing at a painting or sculpture and letting it express itself in its own language. Dreams are great source of creativity and ideas for artists, writers, scientists and more.

Yes. Recurring negative dreams usually recut because the dreamer is “stuck” and unable to resolve a particular concern. The key is to safely explore the bad dream with the support of a professional who can help you understand its unique personal meaning and enable the recurring dream to express and resolve itself.

No. There is no mental health “treatment” involved. Although the facilitator is an experienced therapist, the dream discovery session is specifically focused on enabling you to gain an understanding and appreciation of your own dream(s).

To maximize the value of a dream, it is best to explore it quickly when your memory of the dream and its details is most fresh. For this reason, slots are available for same-day and next-day appointments to accommodate your schedule. Fill out and submit the form on the Private Dream Discovery Session page to request a session.

Yes. In-person training and experiential workshops can be arranged for professional and community organizations and groups. Training for clinicians can be done at universities and colleges, large and small mental health practices, and professional organizations. Experiential workshops for people interested in learning more about dreams and person-centered dream analysis can also be arranged for interested community groups. To request a training workshop, fill out and submit the form on the Training & Workshops page.