jungian dreams workshop 2021
The objective of these workshops is to develop and deepen our understanding of collective and personal unconscious processes, and how the symbolism of dreams can communicate these.
who is it for
Psychotherapists, counsellors, therapists of any modality who are engaged in clinical work.
The workshop is open to those with a shared interest in Jung's work. Current participants include clinicians as well as graduates with academic backgrounds. Prior knowledge of subjects is not assumed, but the ability to openly engage with the reading material is an essential part of the group's discussions.
structure
A series of six Saturday workshops exploring dream and dream interpretation through the Jungian lens. We will develop and deepen our conversation with dreams and dream symbolism, widening our understanding of collective and personal unconscious processes, both in and outside the consulting room. No prior knowledge of Jung is assumed.
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Saturdays 10:00 – 13:00
10:00 – 11:30 Seminar lead by an experienced Jungian Analyst on differing aspects of dream considered through a Jungian lens.
11:30 – 11:45 break
11:45 – 13:00 Dream seminar facilitated by Joanna de Waal: practical engagement with a dream, or dreams, provided by the participants from either their own experience or that of their clients/patients.
Dates: February 27th, March 20th, April 24th, May 22nd, June 19th, July 17th 2021
entry requirements
There are no entry requirements for this course.
cost
£540 standard // £520 Early Bird (until 15th December 2020)
Please note that the bpf will not be held responsible for travel/hotel expenses made or incurred in the unlikely event of this course either being cancelled or postponed. See our cancellation and refund policies for more information.
how to register
Kindly download the application form and, once completed, send to our MSc, Postgraduate & Public Courses Officer, Sandra Pereira at sandrap@bpf-psychotherapy.org.uk
resources
Currently there are no resources available for this course.
access information
Due to COVID-19, this course will most likley be conducted onlive, via Zoom.
contact us
If you have any questions about the group you can contact Sandra at sandrap@bpf-psychotherapy.org.uk
The bpf is committed to diversity and inclusivity in all the work we deliver. We are fully dedicated to promoting, maintaining and supporting equality of opportunity in all aspects of our organisation and, as such, the bpf welcomes applications from all sections of society.