Dream Analysis (Basic Course)

The foundational course introduces participants to the psychological and emotional significance of dreams. Combining practical insights from Jungian theory with contemporary self-inquiry methods, the program empowers learners to decode the symbolic language of dreams for enhanced self-awareness and emotional clarity. 

Dream analysis is a powerful tool in both personal growth and therapeutic settings. Clinically, it helps individuals explore unconscious emotions, recurring thought patterns, and unresolved internal conflicts. Rather than relying on rigid interpretations or dream dictionaries, effective dream interpretation involves identifying the emotions experienced during the dream (e.g., fear, anger, sadness) and noticing if these feelings linger after waking. According to Jungian psychology, dreams are a “feeling-toned complex of ideas,” offering insight into one’s deeper self. 

It is also important to observe recurring thoughts in dreams and daily life—such as “I’m not going to make it” or “They’re after me”—as these may reflect chronic anxiety or unresolved trauma. Instead of turning to generic symbols, meaningful dream analysis focuses on personal associations, life context, and the symbolic language unique to the dreamer. This program is open to psychology students and professionals, alternative healing practitioners, and individuals seeking emotional empowerment and healthier relationship dynamics. It’s also ideal for anyone looking to break free from old patterns and cultivate more fulfilling personal connections.