DREAMTENDING: JUNGIAN DREAMWORK TRAINING
USING JUNG'S TYPOLOGY
TO WORK WITH DREAMS
March 22-23, 2002
WEST VANCOUVER, B. C.
With
Catherine Ellis & Shirley Halliday
Jungian Analysts
Workshop details
Friday 22nd March, 2002
Saturday 23rd March, 2002 9 am - 4:30 pm (1 hour lunch break)
Place Secret Garden
1718 Marine Drive
West Vancouver, B.C.
Cost: $190.
(includes workshop materials, coffee breaks & snacks)
Background
Jung's theory of consciousness provides 'lenses' we can use to explore dreams.
Dreams can function as a symbol. Symbols can be walked around using
these lenses that consciousness can bring to bear. The workshop is a
combination of theory and application of theory in small group sessions.
What you can expect
On Friday evening a presentation will provide information about dream theory and Jung's typology. We will also
establish ground rules for the working sessions on Saturday.
Saturday will consist of a morning and an afternoon working session. In each, participants will work thoroughly with a
dream that one of the participants feels comfortable having the group work with. Each session will have as a facilitator a
Jungian Analyst. The desired outcome is to bring meaning(s) of a dream closer to the dreamer. Using the lenses of
Jung's typology can help us discover various meanings or hints of meanings that can be caught by the conscious
mind. Time for large group interaction and discussion is also built into the workshop. A key aspect of the
workshop is a safe confidential environment in which participants can voluntarily share and learn.
Who might be interested in attending?
professionals who work with client dreams as part of their practice
persons who tend to work with their own dreams
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