Incorporating dream material relativizes the expertise of both the clinician and the client.
Much has changed in the field of psychotherapy since its emergence at the turn of the twentieth century. Where the expertise of the clinician originally went unquestioned, the reverse is typically true of contemporary practice: the client is assumed to be the expert and the clinician exists to affirm the client’s expertise. Yet clients typically seek psychotherapy when they have a sense that something in their life needs changing but they don’t know how to move forward. In a sense, their expertise over their own life has hit a roadblock.How can clinicians provide the necessary external guidance without falling into advice-giving, which contaminates the process with their own biases and value systems?
The client is the expert of their own conscious experience, but the dreams themselves are the expert of the unconscious situation, which must be taken into account if the roadblock is to be resolved so that life can move forward again in a new direction.
During An Introduction To Jungian Dream Analysis
You will learn the basic skills to utilize dream material to ground the therapeutic process in a more objective footing, one which transcends both the clinician and the client’s initial understanding of the presenting challenges.
- Learning Objectives:
o Identify and describe the key theoretical concepts necessary for incorporating dream material in clinical interventions.
o Apply the four most common tools of Jungian dream analysis to your own dreams and those of your clients.
o Differentiate between the conscious situation of a dreamer, based on self-report, and the unconscious situation as portrayed symbolically dreams.
o Assist dreamers in synthesizing the conscious and unconscious perspectives to facilitate the process of individuation.
Register Below
Saturday, October 21st, 1pm-4pm EST on zoom
Hi, I'm Zack Kampf, MSW, LCSW, PhD.
I have been practicing as a clinical social worker for the past six years in both inpatient and outpatient settings. Three years ago, I transitioned into private practice and began working with clients primarily from a Jungian analytical approach, focusing heavily on dream work.
It is no overstatement to say that working with my own dreams and those of my clients has completely transformed my life. At this point I honestly cannot imagine practicing as a clinician without the guidance of dream material.
In 2022 I completed my doctorate in Jungian and Archetypal Studies. I thoroughly enjoy sharing what I’ve learned from that experience with colleagues and fellow seekers of inner wisdom
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This 3 hour course focuses on:
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Identify and describe the key theoretical concepts necessary for incorporating dream material in clinical interventions.
o Apply the four most common tools of Jungian dream analysis to your own dreams and those of your clients.
o Differentiate between the conscious situation of a dreamer, based on self-report, and the unconscious situation as portrayed symbolically dreams.
o Assist dreamers in synthesizing the conscious and unconscious perspectives to facilitate the process of individuation.
Frequently Asked Questions
The Intro To Jungian Dream Analysis will be held using Zoom. You will also have lifetime access to the replays of the event.
You pay only $300 for 3 hours of training, and lifetime access to the replays.
Yes! There are 3 NBCC CEs if you attend live. CEs will not be offered for those who only watch the recording.
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Don't miss out on this unique, 3 hour, live opportunity to expand your Jungian Dream Analysis Understanding.
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