SUBMIT A DREAM
A warm invitation...
If you’re curious about your dreams and Natural Dreamwork, an introductory dream session is the best way to experience our simple and gentle approach for yourself. It’s free of charge, a single hour that can give you a firsthand sense of the way I work with dreams.
I’d love to bring my experience, my devotion, and my care and attention to your dreams. We can talk together by phone, Skype, or in person if you live in the New Orleans area.
Please email me 1-3 dreams along with your name, and anything you wish to share that might help me work with you, at menochs6@gmail.com.
Writing down your dreams
Write your dream simply, in chronological order: the main characters and events, and any feelings that come up. Feelings are important in our work together.
Don’t worry if you can’t recall everything, or if the dream is very short, even one image.... these can be just as powerful as longer dreams.
Use direct quotes if any characters speak in the dream. For persons you know, briefly write your associations in parentheses: ages in waking life and in the dream, your relationship, and the feelings that come up around that person. For example.... Linda (co-worker, 40s, bossy, critical, feel anxious and angry around her); Tom (cousin, 62, about 10 here, warm, funny, feel love for him, supported).
I’d love to bring my experience, my devotion, and my care and attention to your dreams. We can talk together by phone, Skype, or in person if you live in the New Orleans area.
Please email me 1-3 dreams along with your name, and anything you wish to share that might help me work with you, at menochs6@gmail.com.
Writing down your dreams
Write your dream simply, in chronological order: the main characters and events, and any feelings that come up. Feelings are important in our work together.
Don’t worry if you can’t recall everything, or if the dream is very short, even one image.... these can be just as powerful as longer dreams.
Use direct quotes if any characters speak in the dream. For persons you know, briefly write your associations in parentheses: ages in waking life and in the dream, your relationship, and the feelings that come up around that person. For example.... Linda (co-worker, 40s, bossy, critical, feel anxious and angry around her); Tom (cousin, 62, about 10 here, warm, funny, feel love for him, supported).