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A Clinician's Guide to Dream Therapy demystifies the process of working with dreams by providing both a grounding in the current science of dreaming as well as a simple, practical approach to clinical dreamwork.
In addition to a survey of the current science and neuroscience of dreaming, this book includes clinical examples of specific techniques with detailed transcripts and follow-up commentary. Chapters cover how to work with PTSD nightmares and their relationship to the nervous system and polyvagal theory, and how to use experiential dreamwork techniques to produce lasting change. This second edition has been thoroughly updated throughout, including new case studies, and a new, detailed clinical example of embodied experiential dreamwork.
Readers will be able to discuss their clients' dream material with confidence, armed with an approach that helps them collaboratively tap into the inherent power for change found in every dream.
Contents
Introduction 1. Fast-track to deep waters: why work with dreams? 2. Bringing it home: inviting dreamwork into your practice, and your life 3. Common factors: toward a universal approah to working with dreams 4. Mapping the route: the science of why we dream 5. Understanding the terrain: the dream is born in metaphor 6. From ordinary to sublime: kinds of dreams 7. Navigating the dream divide: woman in the mirror dream 8. The central quest: finding the life force inherent in all dreams 9. Avenues of exploration: visual art and technology 10. The inner journey: dreams and the body 11. Perfect storms: working with nightmares and bad dreams 12. Nightmares and health: why treatment is imperative 13. Nightmare relief: an embodied experiential treatment protocol 14. Fellow travellers: working with dreams in groups 15. How dreams enlarge us: big dreams 16. Transformation: dreamwork as a catalyst for change Index
