in-person (Water Stone Collective, 304-895 Fort Street, Victoria, BC)

In a 1:1 Dreamwork session, we will begin with a “dream intake” to presence your current relationship with your dream life, as well as any challenges or recurring patterns. You are invited to bring one dream, a dream image or recurring dream theme that you feel a desire to explore more deeply.

You will be invited to share your dream. From there, we will embark on an intuitive exploration, connecting with the characters, symbols, surroundings, actions and emotions from your dream and what they mean for you. 

Essentially, it’s a process of bringing aspects of the dream from the unconscious into our direct awareness, so that we can be in conscious relationship with them.

In closing the session, we will discuss any ways you may feel inspired to honour your dream, and provide you with guidance for deepening your personal dreamwork practices.

WILL YOU ANALYZE MY DREAM?

No. I am there to facilitate the container for the exploration of your dream, helping you bring forth your intuitive understanding. If desired, I may offer reflections in the “If it were my dream…” style. It is not my interest or goal to tell you what I think your dream means - that only you as the dreamer can truly know.

DOES MY DREAM HAVE TO BE RECENT?

You are welcome to bring any dream that you feel called to explore. It could be a dream from last night, from a few months ago, or from ten years ago. My dreamwork teacher Billie always says that dreams “don’t have an expiration date.” We can always continue to learn from our dreams regardless of how along ago they were dreamed.

WHAT DREAMWORK METHOD DO YOU USE?

In my sessions, I use a fusion of many dreamwork methods and practices I have studied, learned and explored, depending on what is relevant or desired by the client. While drawing from symbology and mythology when connecting with dream, I tend to stay away from generalized dream dictionaries and interpretations. I support my clients in coming to understand their own, individual “dream language”.