Katherine speaks with Eva Rider about the Jungian approach to dreamwork including a discussion of Jungian concepts including compensation dreams, big dreams and the dialectic, and also why nightmares are “the most important dreams” to connect with. A theme that weaves through the conversation is the lizard brain.

Bio: Eva Rider MA, MFT is a licensed Jungian-oriented depth psychotherapist, a workshop leader and presenter.  Eva’s teaching incorporates dreamwork with fairy tale, myth, tarot, music, movement and art based in an exploration of the correspondences between Jungian theory, alchemy and psyche or soma as revealed through the Hermetic tree of life.

Eva Rider is a graduate of the renowned Marion Woodman BodySoul Rhythms® Leadership Training program. Eva has taught Dreamwork, Jungian Theory and Myth at John F. Kennedy University and teaches independently at locations in the United States and Canada.

Eva’s web page is ReclaimingSoul.com

Please see Eva Rider’s current offering a 11 week online series called Sophia’s Sparks: Return of Light in Matter, NOW BEGINNING OCTOBER 3, 2020. Classes are every other Saturday, noon to 2pm Pacific time.

You can find some of Eva’s many presentations on YouTube including “The Mystic Fool: Masks & Mirrors of the SELF in Tarot—Intro Lecture by Eva Rider”

This show aired on September 12, 2020 from a conversation originally recorded and broadcast on July 13, 2019.

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If you want to contact Katherine Bell with feedback, suggestions for future shows or to inquire about exploring your own dreams with her, contact [email protected], or find out more about her at  ExperientialDreamwork.com.