Dream analysis can be used as a practice to enrich, deepen and support your creative process.  It can help generate the kind of original creative energy fuels your own interest in and passion for the work, be a catalyst for creative insights and breakthroughs, and also generate profound material for your work via symbols, motifs, themes, and narratives that come from that nocturnal aspect of your unconscious.  

If you’ve found yourself in a place of your work where you are a little burned out or just straight-up “dry and crispy,” turning to this work is the equivalent of giving your soul a long drink from a cool, deep inner well.  I would not be surprised if you find yourself saying, as I and others did when we took Betsy’s class, “This is exactly what I was craving but couldn’t name. This is exactly what I needed!” 

The world’s increasingly fast rate of change and amount of uncertainty combine in a way that can result in the ultimate stress cocktail for our relatively slow-to-develop human nervous system. But it doesn’t have to feel like that. We humans also have everything we need to take those same raw ingredients and make things that are calming, stimulating, and healthy… creative things. Dream analysis is one way to do just that.

Betsy’s interest in human thriving has led her to degrees in anthropology and engineering, building water systems and roads, her own yoga studio, river restoration via Natural Channel Hydrology, life coaching, over three decades of marriage, three now-grown kids, a beautiful life in small town Wyoming, and, yes, all things Jungian and dreamy.