What are your dreams trying to tell you?

We all dream. Most of us forget them by breakfast. This morning gives you the opportunity to slow down, share a dream, and see what it might be pointing to — with a small group of curious people and a gentle structure to help.

Drawing on Jungian depth psychology, somatic practice, and the world's oldest tradition of collective dream work, we'll help you listen — really listen — to what your inner world is saying. No experience needed. Just bring a dream. 

Depth psychology

Somatic & embodied

Jungian parts work

Creative arts

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↗What to expect →

DURATION Half day — 4 hours

GROUP SIZE Small intimate group -12 people max

FORMAT Enriching in person

EXPERIENCE NEEDED None — just a dream

WHY DREAMS

Dreams are not noise.

They are signals.

Long before psychology had a name, human communities gathered to share their dreams. In Aboriginal Australia, the ancient Egyptians, and countless other traditions, dreaming was understood not as a private mystery but as a collective resource — a thread connecting the individual to something larger.

Jung called dreams "the royal road to the unconscious." Modern neuroscience agrees that dreaming is one of the brain's most sophisticated meaning-making processes. And yet most of us wake up, check our phones, and let that intelligence dissolve with the morning light.

"The dream is a little hidden door in the innermost and most secret recesses of the psyche." — C.G. Jung

This workshop invites you to open that door — gently, curiously, and in good company.

WHAT MAKES THIS DIFFERENT

Not just talking about dreams.

Inhabiting them.

Most approaches to dream work stay in the head — analysis, interpretation, meaning-making as an intellectual exercise. This workshop goes further. Informed by the latest thinking in somatic therapy, parts work, and trauma-informed practice, we work with the whole person: mind, body, and imagination.

◎ Collective witnessing

The group becomes a mirror — reflecting back associations you couldn't reach alone.

◈ Parts & depth work

Jungian theory and IFS-informed approaches help you meet the figures in your dreams not as symbols to decode but as parts of yourself with something to say.

◇ Somatic embodiment

We'll do practices like sculpt, draw, move, and embody your dream figure — because the body often knows what the mind is still catching up to.

○ Nervous system aware

Facilitators are trained in trauma-informed practice. This is a slow, spacious, and safe container — never pressured or performative.

THE SHAPE OF THE MORNING

Four hours, one dream,

many discoveries.

Each part of the morning builds gently on the last.

WHO THIS IS FOR

All you need is your curiosity.

This workshop is open to anyone — whether you've been in therapy for years or you've never thought about your inner life in a structured way. All you need is a dream you'd like to explore. We work in a small group, so there's genuine space and attention for each person.

It may be particularly nourishing if you're in a period of transition, if you've been feeling like something is trying to get your attention, or if you simply want a different kind of morning than your usual Saturday.

WHAT PEOPLE SAY

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Your dreams have been patient.

Now it's your turn.

Twelve places. One morning. A conversation with a part of yourself you don't often get to hear.

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Places fill quickly. No prior experience needed — just bring a dream.