Sigmund Freud and Carl Jung, widely recognized as the founders of modern psychology, regarded our dreams as having central importance for understanding psychological health. Both founders wrote entire books devoted to the subject of dreams, and both spent hundreds of hours analyzing the dreams of their patients.

Today dreams have fallen out of focus, largely dismissed as too random or weird to have any relation to our practical, waking lives. But every dream is packed with symbolic messages from our unconscious, just waiting to be heard by our waking self. Working with our dreams and unpacking their meanings can bring us closer to balance, integration, and wholeness.

Dream Counseling can help unlock the multiple meanings of normal dreams, archetypal dreams, lucid dreams, nightmares, and recurring dreams. No dream is too short or too long—anything remembered can give the dreamer important clues into the personal meaning of their dreams.