“Dreams:
The Mysterious Source of Life Benefits.”
Taught
by William R.Morrow, D.Min.,LMFT . Email to:wmorrowmft@embarqmail.com
Most
of us dream every night, and, for many, the dream content is significant for
making meaningful life choices. Although the way we have casually dealt with dreams
has been to junk them as meaningless activity, continuing dream research persists
in showing the importance of discovering the guidance which dreams can provide.
A new book by dream expert Kelly Bulkeley, Phd. suggests that we have the
opportunity to latch onto uncanny forces lurking in the emotions and imagery of
our nightly passage through the neverlands of the psyche. Bulkeley’s “Big
Dreams” book offers to help us create greater self-awareness and psychological
insight.
Twentieth
century psychologist, Karl Jung, brought dreams into a place for positive
interpretation that can inform our daily living. According to Jung, you receive
an unopened healing message from your unconscious every night.
Dr.William Morrow has been interested in his
own dreams since he began his studies of psychotherapy. “Dreams are an
off-the-couch way to make healthy use of a personal resource that is
therapeutic without the therapist”. Turning dreams into a personal consultant
is something that can be easily learned. Learning to interpret the way that the
unconscious speaks is a key to positively guiding your life journey. Using a
Jungian perspective, in Morrow’s class on understanding dreams, you will learn
straightforward methods from a psychotherapist to make dream images conscious
and vital. Jung’s theory is a very positive one, revealing your dreams as your
friend. Morrow believes that, as we integrate more of our dream characters into
our wakeful states, we have an unending source of inner wisdom.
Taught
by William R.Morrow, D.Min.,LMFT, psychotherapist in private practice for 30
years. Register by contacting the FGCU Renaissance Center online at https//registerra.asapconnected.com/
Three
successive sessions, each 90 minutes at the Renaissance Center on College
Parkway. No single session registration. Class on Tuesdays, November 7,14, and
21, 2017, 1:30-3:00 PM
