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Wisdom of the Dream: A Jungian Approach to Dream Interpretation
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Provider:
Cross Country Education, LLC
Topic(s):
Health Care > Nursing
Who Should Attend?
Psychologists, Pastoral Counselors, Psychiatrists, Clinical Social Workers, Marriage and Family Therapists, Licensed Professional Counselors, Psychiatric Nurses, Case Managers
Full Seminar Description
This course will provide a historical context and a theoretical foundation for the understanding and use of dream interpretation in a therapeutic setting, based on the work of C.G. Jung. The instructor will examine the basic concepts of Jungian psychology--including the structure of the psyche, the relationship between the ego and the unconscious, the importance of being able to think symbolically and how dreams provide a self-regulatory function in the psyche. We will then examine, step by step, the attitude one brings, the questions one asks, the nuances one notices and the attention that must be paid to the intersection between a patient's dreams and his or her current life situation. Time will be set aside for participants to practice what they have learned, whether they plan to work with their own dreams or with others. Keywords: Psychologists, Pastoral Counselors, Psychiatrists, Clinical Social Workers, Marriage and Family Therapists, Licensed Professional Counselors, Psychiatric Nurses, Case Managers. 6 CEUs. Fee per person EARLY BIRD 10 days before seminar: $159, $149 each for two to four people, $139 each for five or more. Fee per person REGULAR less than 10 days before the seminar: $179, $169 each for two to four, $159 each for five or more.Don't miss this opportunity to discover C.G. Jung's theoretical foundation for the practice of dream interpretation!
Dreaming is a universal and well-documented human phenomenon. It has now been proven conclusively that not only do we dream every night, but we must dream in order to maintain a healthy psychological equilibrium. This fact did not escape the ancients, who devised sacred places, rituals, traditions and guides, all designed to employ dreams as one tool to foster a degree of healing for those suffering physically and mentally. Most people are very familiar with those nocturnal nightmares that command our attention in a dramatic and disturbing manner. Other dreams are less frightening, but no less perplexing. What meaning do they carry for one's life? How is one to understand their cryptic, symbolic and often seemingly nonsensical language? Can they really bring a sense of healing to someone who is hurting? At the beginning of the twentieth century, with the advent of modern psychology, C.G. Jung was rediscovering the scientific and therapeutic value of dreams.
This course will provide a historical context and a theoretical foundation for the understanding and use of dream interpretation in a therapeutic setting, based on the work of C.G. Jung. The instructor will examine the basic concepts of Jungian psychology--including the structure of the psyche, the relationship between the ego and the unconscious, the importance of being able to think symbolically and how dreams provide a self-regulatory function in the psyche. We will then examine, step by step, the attitude one brings, the questions one asks, the nuances one notices and the attention that must be paid to the intersection between a patient's dreams and his or her current life situation. Time will be set aside for participants to practice what they have learned, whether they plan to work with their own dreams or with others.
WHO SHOULD ATTEND
- Psychologists
- Pastoral Counselors
- Psychiatrists
- Clinical Social Workers
- Marriage and Family Therapists
- Licensed Professional Counselors
- Psychiatric Nurses
- Case Managers
"Howard hits the ground running with high spirits; presents with an ability to touch the profound; completely engaging. I recommend Dr. Tyas to all my colleagues." - James Green, LPC, Charlotte, NC
"Dr. Tyas is knowledgeable, creative, and insightful; he connects with participants and teaches with authority." - Jenelle Spear, LMFT, LISW-CP, Spartanburg, S.C.
WHAT YOU WILL COVER
- Appreciate the therapeutic history of dream interpretation, both ancient and modern
- Know the basic concepts of Jungian psychology
- Examine the steps necessary when interpreting a dream within a therapeutic setting
- Understand how to interpret actual dream material and reinforce techniques learned
- Appreciate the historical traditions which provide a context for the value of dream interpretation
- Understand C.G. Jung's theoretical foundation for the practice of dream interpretation
- Identify the steps necessary when interpreting a dream within a therapeutic setting
- Practice the art of dream interpretation using clinical material
Sponsor Background:
Leading the Way in Professional Development.
Cross Country Education is a national leader in high-quality educational products and services for the entire health care industry. Our seminars and training programs are designed to help health care providers achieve improved performance and results in all areas of clinical, financial and operational management. Our faculty of more than 150 instructors are the "best of the best" in their field of expertise and know how to provide programs that really make a difference to participants.
Since 1995, we have trained over 1,000,000 providers, managers, nurses, behavioral health professionals and other key personnel throughout the entire healthcare industry. We produce over 5,000 seminars and conferences annually for the health care industry. Plus, we coordinate in-house training for health care facilities. Let us provide your training and professional education needs!
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