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DreamworkBangkok

with Dr Lorraine Levy
PhD, Jungian and Archetypal Psychology
Henosis Certified Practitioner
Thursdays · 19:00 to 20:30Bangkok cityNext: Thu 5 NovemberBook →

In person 350 THB · Online 200 THB · The address is sent when you book

Dr Lorraine Levy
The class

What happens

Bring a dream. Lorraine works through it with the group, image by image.

  • Settling in, and a few minutes of quiet
  • One or two people tell a dream, in the present tense, as if it is happening now
  • The group works with its images the way Jung did: a dream is a message from the deeper self, not a puzzle with one answer
  • How to keep a dream journal: pen and paper by the bed, because recall is stronger written by hand
Book

Choose a date

Booking opens one month ahead. No classes over Christmas week and New Year week, 21 December to 3 January.

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Thursday 5 November19:00 to 20:30Bangkok city
Bangkok city, Thu 19:00Opens one month ahead
Your place
Thursday 5 November
19:00 to 20:30 · Bangkok city

You choose how to pay on the next step. The address is sent when you book.

Arrive 10 minutes early. Doors close at 19:00.

Bring
  • A dream, recent or one that has stayed with you for years.
  • A notebook and a pen.
Dr Lorraine Levy
Your teacher

Dr Lorraine Levy

Lorraine Levy holds a PhD in Jungian and Archetypal Psychology from Pacifica Graduate Institute and teaches on the MA in Counseling Psychology at Sofia University. She works with people through art, dreams and storytelling, and has brought dream journalling to college students and to people in recovery in Thailand.

Read about Lorraine
Questions
Do I have to share a dream?
No. Listening is a full part of the evening.
I never remember my dreams.
Come anyway. Remembering them is one of the things the evening teaches.
How do I pay?
By card when you book, with the card fee added on top, or in cash at the door. Online places are paid by card.
When should I arrive?
10 minutes early. The doors close when the evening begins.