Dreams and the Dreaming Process Workshop

‘A dream which is not interpreted is like a letter which is not read’ Talmud

Welcome to an day to explore and share dreams. We all dream every night and have dreams of varying intensity and meaning. In this collaborative evening we will share our dreams, explore different approaches to understanding why Jung and Freud called dreams the royal road to the unconscious. The Greeks turned to dreams for divination, and Mindell the founder of Process Work found that dreams reflect our body symptoms and dreaming process wishing to unfold.
In addition to night dreams, we will explore other aspects of our dreaming – day dreams, sychronicities and other ways the dreaming world can call upon us.
We will explore how our body symptoms relate to the deeper dreaming emerging through what Mindell called our Dreambody. The dreambody affects us in the daytime as well as in night dreams and we will explore where the dream is in the moment.

The dream shows the inner truth and reality of the patient as it really is: not as I conjecture it to be, and not as he would like it to be, but as it is.” CG Jung, Memories, Dreams, Reflections.

Gill Emslie PhD is a Process Orientated facilitator and community builder, working internationally as an organizational consultant, facilitator, coach and trainer focusing on issues such as leadership, peace building and conflict facilitation. She is on the Faculty of the UK, Spanish and Italian Process Work schools.
Peter Lloyd is in an Advanced Phase 2 student of Process Oriented Psychology in the UK and has a private practice. He is also an interfaith minister, Findhorn Fellow and former editor of Positive News Hong Kong.
Process Work takes the basic premise that all disturbances have meaning, and is founded on principles from Jung, Taoism, Shamanism and Quantum Physics. It is especially well known for its work on conflict resolution, deep democracy, myths and dreams, and how our symptoms have meaning.

Cost: Sliding scale: £50-70
Sunday January 15th 2017. 10 – 5pm
For more info: www.peterlloydpsychotherapy.com
e: ptlloyd65@gmail.com Tel: 01309 690665 or 07516116443