Thursdays: March 26, April 23, May 21, and June 18, 7-9 pm
Karol Weigelt, LCPC and Zev Citron, BS
Held in-person at the Jung Center
$125, CEUs: 8
*Max of 5 men.

Dream work is important to our inner growth. Throughout its history to the present day, dream work can be viewed as healing, sacred, and holistic.  This will be a working dream group, intended to provide an opportunity for each participant to share their dreams, or parts of their dreams, at each meeting.  Participants will learn techniques for remembering and recording dreams, as well as techniques to explore and translate the personal wisdom contained in their dreams.  Each session will include experiential dream work, Jungian theory on dreams and their importance to one’s own inner work. Prior experience is encouraged but not necessary.

About the Instructors
Karol Weigelt is a therapist and spiritual director in the Chicago area.  She is also a volunteer therapist at the C.G. Jung Center. She facilitates dream groups as part of her work with clients and interested individuals.  Karol has done research in this area and served as adjunct faculty at Loyola University.

Zev Citron is a graduate student at Northwestern University in the Clinical Mental Health Counseling program. He has completed a counseling practicum at the Jung Center and is also working at the Center as a Program Assistant. He wants to specialize in Jungian Psychology and is eager to work with Karol to develop his skills in Dream Analysis.