Dream Analysis (Advanced Course)

The dynamic and integrative program explores the psychology of dreams through diverse therapeutic frameworks, blending traditional and modern approaches. It begins with Emotional Empowerment Technique (EET) and free association, helping individuals decode vivid dreams and engage with suppressed parts of the psyche through tapping and Freudian dream analysis. The Jungian dream interpretation module introduces symbolic amplification, archetypes, and cultural symbols to help uncover the deeper messages of the unconscious, viewing dreams as compensatory and self-regulating. A Freud vs. Jung comparative study allows for a rich understanding of both the retrospective (childhood-rooted) and prospective (growth-oriented) approaches, enhancing clinical application. In symbol deconstruction and guided interpretation, students learn to fragment complex dreams, identify emotional signatures, and interpret core themes. A unique component on menstrual cycles and dreams offers a female-centric lens, exploring how hormonal shifts influence dream content and self-awareness. The course also addresses nightmares, sleep paralysis, and their connection to mental health, offering tools to manage trauma-related dreams and anxiety in sleep. Participants will explore precognitive or prophetic dreams, learning how to detect subconscious cues that may offer intuitive insight into future events. Finally, the introduction to Future Life Progression (FLP) encourages exploration of probable future timelines, allowing for reframing of current challenges through the guidance of one’s future self. Together, these modules create a transformative experience ideal for professionals and individuals interested in advanced dream work, psychospiritual growth, and conscious healing.