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Collective Dreamwork: An Embodied, Creative Approach to Understanding Your Dreams
$15.00
GCC Main Campus
Dreams offer a unique doorway into self-understanding, creativity, and growth. In this two-hour experiential workshop, participants will be introduced to a creative, embodied approach to exploring dreams in a supportive group setting. Through guided practices, you'll reconnect with the felt experience of a dream, engage in creative expression through simple art making, and participate in facilitated group reflection inspired by contemporary dreamwork methods.
Led by a licensed psychotherapist with over a decade of experience facilitating embodied, creative, and depth-oriented healing practices, this workshop welcomes participants of all experience levels, from those who rarely remember their dreams to those with an established dream practice. No artistic experience is necessary, only curiosity and a sense of interest in your dreams.
Participants will leave with a fresh perspective on the wisdom of dreams, an introduction to practical tools for working with dreams on their own, and a firsthand experience of the insight, creativity, and connection that can emerge through shared dream exploration. Art supplies will be provided for the in-person session.
Presented By...
Elizabeth London, MA, LCAT, ATR-BC, is a Licensed Creative Arts Psychotherapist, group facilitator and wellness program director with over a decade of experience guiding individuals and groups in creative, embodied and depth-oriented approaches to healing.
She holds a Master’s degree in Art Therapy and Counseling from Southwestern College and has advanced training in Embodied Experiential Dreamwork, Modern Analytic Group Therapy, and Sensorimotor Psychotherapy, where she has also served as a training facilitator. She currently serves on the executive board of the New York Art Therapy Association.
Elizabeth’s approach is grounded in the belief that dreams carry profound wisdom and can become a source of guidance and insight, especially when explored in a supportive community. Her work is further informed by an active studio art practice, over twenty years of meditation, and a lifelong passion for gardening and herbalism, which shape her understanding of healing as a natural process of growth, loss and renewal.
