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"Hi Ed,
Thanks for the welcome! Yes, I do use dream tending with couples. I've found it can be very helpful and sometimes quite profound when two people can actually catch a glimpse of one another's unconscious life and gain an understanding of…"
Thanks for the welcome! Yes, I do use dream tending with couples. I've found it can be very helpful and sometimes quite profound when two people can actually catch a glimpse of one another's unconscious life and gain an understanding of…"
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Laura,
Sorry for the late response. Most folks come to me because they have hit a dry or troublesome spot in their relationship with the Other, call it God, Supreme Being, etc. I invite the directee to journal their dreams for often, since psyche is trying to break through causing their discomfort and desire, it is the God-complex that is changing and causing the problem. The complex changes and a new way to experience and commune with this new complex hasn't yet been formed. WeE talk/draw/image the dream content that opens the change to conscious awareness. Often the dreams lead to new understandings and new rituals that more closely correspond to the individuals new sense of the numinous. In a nut shell, that's the plan (sometimes :) )
Welcome Laura,
Glad you are with us. One question prompted by your website: Do you use dreamtending in couple therapy, lead groups, etc? I have used dreams within a spiritual direction context with couples but not in couples' therapy.
Ed