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Just like each dreamer is different, each dream requires a different approach. Some dreams are purely personal, others are for the collective, some are prophetic, while others are visitations from the deceased, animal alleys, or other beings, and some might be warnings...things to pay attention to/to avoid or seek. There are also dreams that are day-residue or digesting-7dinner or the film you watched just before sleep against all sense -- it's good to recognise these. Dreams are often SYMBOLIC, but sometimes, they're as literal as 'eat this or that. Discretion is key in dreamwork. A sense of play/humour is important, and a curiosity- above all.   

It is my intention to support you in understanding your dreams (and nightmares), be empowered by their messages and creatively express them & yourself - towards harmony and balance

Utilising projective dream-work, symbolic/archetypal investigation, embodiment and dance, theater constellation, active dream-reentry, shamanic techniques, and nature - consultation. 

DREAMS

belong to the imaginal realm, where there are no limits and where it's safe to explore. Since the beginning of time and across traditions, healers, shamans and everyday-people have travelled in the dream realm for healing purposes, divination and insight. Great art could be created from dreams.

Dreamwork

as a practice is deep psycho-spiritual exploration and leads to growth/evolution. Be prepared however, for on this journey, you don't only meet your guides and protectors, you don't just get to fly and shape-shift... you also meet your demons. If you don't run away, you will recognise them as important teachers, overcome fears and (dare-I-say) transform.... for 'dreams always come in the service of health and wholeness.' as Jeremy Taylor always said, a great man who I've had the privilege of learning from, as well as learning / working with other DreamPioneers like Fariba Bogzaran, Meredith Sabini, and Kelly Bulkeley. Another teacher that had a great influence on my approach - though she was not officially 'dreams' - is Vernice Solimar (Consciousness Studies). During my BA in Psychology, it was Phyllis Wright who influenced my thoughts and way of doing/being (Art: Multi Media.) As a child, my father and I shared dreams with each other and we tried to decipher them... 

DreamWorker  

it started young.  I won't bore you with the first dream or first nightmare, and the magical ways they unfolded in waking... Let's just say I eventually ended up specialising in Dreams (Master in Consciousness Studies.) I've researched (and continue to) and wrote a few academic articles (now I write mostly creatively). I started  'embodying dreams' and dancing them - which was the beginning of my career as a performing artist. I have been giving workshops for over a decade, from the Dream Institute in California, to Ruigoord -Amsterdam, Hof Van Axen -Drenthe, Maskan Aat -Limburg, and the International Association for the Study of Dreams. I love working with people on their dreams! It's such a privilege - and o so much fun.