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E-raamat: Art Therapy, Dreams, and Healing: Beyond the Looking Glass [Taylor & Francis e-raamat]

  • Formaat: 130 pages, 1 Line drawings, black and white; 5 Halftones, black and white; 6 Illustrations, black and white
  • Ilmumisaeg: 28-Aug-2020
  • Kirjastus: Routledge
  • ISBN-13: 9781003026624
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  • Formaat: 130 pages, 1 Line drawings, black and white; 5 Halftones, black and white; 6 Illustrations, black and white
  • Ilmumisaeg: 28-Aug-2020
  • Kirjastus: Routledge
  • ISBN-13: 9781003026624
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"Art Therapy, Dreams, and Healing: Beyond the Looking Glass synthesizes methods to work with one's dreams through art therapy, introducing the reader to brief creative methods, Gestalt and Jungian experiential methods, and research on lucid dreaming and dream re-entry. The author provides a unique, clear and concise synthesis of nineteen available dreamwork methods to find the message of our dreams, with examples from her own 35 years of psychotherapy practice. Along with a classification of types and functions of dreams, chapters include information such as how to keep a dream journal, how to remember one's dreams, how to find 25 different dream types, and how to follow your own dreamwork process. This book provides a clear and concise synthesis of available dreamwork methods for readers to find the existential message of their dreams and grow from them"--

Art Therapy, Dreams, and Healing synthesizes methods to work with one’s dreams through art therapy and introduces the reader to brief creative methods, Gestalt and Jungian experiential methods, and research on lucid dreaming and dream re-entry.

The author provides a unique, clear, and concise synthesis of 19 available dreamwork methods to find the message of our dreams, with examples from her own 35 years of psychotherapy practice. Along with a classification of types and functions of dreams, chapters include information such as how to keep a dream journal, how to remember one’s dreams, how to find 25 different dream types, and how to follow your own dreamwork process.

This book provides a succinct blend of available dreamwork methods for readers to find the existential message of their dreams and grow from them.

List of Figures x
Foreword xi
Preface xiii
Acknowledgments xv
Introduction 1 Excerpt from a Dialogue Between the Dreamer and the Clown Character 1(3)
What the Dream Is...
2(2)
Chapter 1 Dreams and Existential Messages 4(29)
Writing Down One's Dreams
4(1)
The Existential Message, Potential for Self-Growth...
5(1)
Dream Types and Their Functions
5(28)
Symbolic Dreams
5(2)
Clear Dreams
7(1)
Hypnagogic Dreams
7(2)
Initial Dreams
9(1)
Nightmares
10(1)
Anxiety Dreams
11(1)
Death Dreams
12(2)
Grief Process Dreams
14(2)
Resolution Dreams
16(1)
Resources Dreams
17(1)
Validation Dreams
18(1)
Creative Dreams
18(1)
Healing Dreams
19(1)
Incubation Dreams
20(1)
Transpersonal Dreams
21(2)
Paranormal Dreams
23(3)
Lucid Dreams
26(2)
Prelucid Dreams
28(1)
Recurring Dreams
29(1)
Dream Series
30(3)
Chapter 2 How to Keep a Dream Journal 33(11)
Left Page of the Dream Journal: The Dream Story
33(6)
Numbering a Dream
34(1)
Setting a Date
34(1)
The Dream Type
34(1)
The Existential Message
34(3)
The Dream's Title
37(1)
The Dream's Story
37(1)
Important or Recurring Images
38(1)
Describing Recent Life Events
38(1)
Right Page of the Dream Journal: Decoding the Dream's Message
39(4)
Elucidating the Dream's Message
39(1)
Practical Applications
40(3)
How to Remember Dreams
43(1)
Chapter 3 Creative Writing Methods for Dreamwork 44(14)
Spontaneous Associations Methods
44(4)
Spontaneous Associations to Dream Images (Written Form)
44(2)
Spontaneous Associations to Dream Images (Graphic Form): The Heuristic Map
46(2)
Identifying the Key Feeling from a Dream
48(1)
Meditating on an Elusive Sensation from a Dream
49(1)
Taking Away a Part of a Dream
50(1)
Changing the Ending of a Dream
51(1)
Rewriting a Dream
52(1)
Programming Changes in Recurring Dreams
53(1)
Programming Incubation Dreams
54(1)
Exploring Dream Symbols
55(3)
Dictionary of Symbols
56(2)
Chapter 4 Experiential Dreamwork Methods 58(22)
Identification with Dream Figures
59(4)
Description of the Method
60(1)
Application Example
61(2)
Gestalt Dialogue with Dream Figures
63(7)
Description of the Method
64(5)
Application Example
69(1)
Jungian Dialogue with Dream Figures
70(4)
Description of the Method
71(1)
Application Example
72(2)
Exploring the Sounds and Movements of a Dream
74(3)
Description of the Method
75(1)
Application Example
76(1)
Dream Re-entry
77(3)
Application Example
78(2)
Chapter 5 Art Therapy Dreamwork Methods 80(16)
Three Common Steps for the Art Therapy Dreamwork Methods
81(2)
Step #1: Exploring Dream Images Through an Art Medium
81(1)
Step #2: Finding Meaning in The Art Experience Through Writing
81(2)
Step #3: Decoding the Existential Message
83(1)
Four Art Therapy Dreamwork Methods
83(13)
Drawing or Painting a Dream
83(4)
Three-Dimensional Reproduction of a Dream Object
87(4)
Drawing or Painting an Elusive Sensation from a Dream
91(3)
Quick Sketch to Appease a Nightmare
94(2)
Chapter 6 Lucid Dreaming and Awakening of Self 96(13)
The Meaning of Lucid Dreaming from a Psychological Perspective
98(2)
How to Induce Lucid Dreaming
100(5)
Incubation of Lucid Dreaming
100(1)
Linking Waking Life to Dream States
101(1)
Overcoming Fears and Resistances to Lucid Dreaming
102(2)
Looking for Gratification in Dreams
104(1)
Therapeutic Use of Lucid Dreaming
105(2)
Being Mindful of Lucid Dreaming - a Word of Caution
107(2)
Chapter 7 Process Dreamwork: A One-Month Intensive Dreamwork 109(8)
Finding One's Own Pace
109(1)
Description of the Intensive Process
110(1)
Following One's Process
111(6)
Conclusion 117(4)
A More Fulfilled Individual
117(1)
A Proactive Individual
118(1)
A Lucid and Courageous Individual
119(1)
Achieving Higher States of Consciousness
119(2)
Bibliography 121(7)
Author's Index 128(1)
Words and Expressions' Index 129
Johanne Hamel is a psychologist and art psychotherapist who has been teaching art therapy for 20 years in university programs in Canada. She is currently an international lecturer in Thailand, the USA and Europe. More information can be found at her website johannehamel.com.

Hélène Hamel is a self-employed translator who holds an Honors degree in translation and has been working mainly from English to French for more than 30 years. She occasionally accepts translation work from French to English. Over the years, she has developed a great interest for therapy practices and alternative medicine, and the publishing world is where she is now heading for. She can be reached at hamhel444@outlook.com.
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