Intro. to Dream Analysis
Learn about the basics of dream analysis.
Based primarily off the works of psychiatrist, Carl Jung
Explore the depths of your unconscious mind and work
with your "shadows" through your dreams
Develop skills to help you remember your dreams more easily
Gain insight to common archetypes that present in dreams
Practice analyzing dreams collaboratively with others
Integrate lessons from the dream world into your waking life
$25 per 1 hour group, meeting weekly, 6 week series
Email Michelle@psychey.com to register for the next class series!
Next cohort starting August 26th - September 30th
Meeting every Monday from 6pm - 7pm in Doylestown
*Virtual Dream Group forming now. Dates to be decided. Email Michelle to pre-register!
Carl Jung, a Swiss psychiatrist and psychoanalyst, placed great importance on dreams. He believed that dreams were a window into the unconscious mind and that they could reveal hidden desires, fears, and conflicts. Jung saw dreams as a way for individuals to connect with their inner selves and gain insight into their psyche, the human soul, mind, or spirit. Jung believed that dreams were not just random images or thoughts, but rather a symbolic language that could be interpreted to reveal deeper meanings. He believed that dreams could provide guidance and direction in life, and that they could help individuals to better understand themselves and their place in the world. Jung believed that dreams were an essential part of the human experience and that they could be used as a tool for personal growth and self-discovery. He encouraged individuals to pay attention to their dreams and to explore their meanings, as he believed that doing so could lead to a greater understanding of oneself and the world around them.