***This workshop is being rescheduled to a later date. More information to come shortly.***

Includes a one-hour lunch break at noon
Held In-Person at the Jung Center
Karol Weigelt, LCPC
CEUs: 4

Limited to 12 participants.

“A dream that is not understood remains a mere occurrence; understood it becomes an experience.” CGJung, Collected Works.

We all dream and there are many avenues in which to explore our dreams. Through the pandemic years, with much of our outer life and identity recalibrated, our inner life has become a place of increased curiosity. During this time, the interest in our ‘night time stories’ have, for some of us, come front and center.

This experiential dream program presents a working toolkit for accessing one’s dreams through the expressive techniques of journaling and art. Please bring a dream/s to work with during the sessions that will be shared with the group. It will be necessary, as well, to have available a journal, paper, markers/crayons, and other art supplies.The four hour program will be divided into two sessions with an hour break in-between.

About the Instructor
Karol Weigelt, LCPC, is a therapist and spiritual director in the Chicago area. She facilitates dream groups as part of her work with clients and interested individuals. She has done research in the area of dream work technique and theory and has served as adjunct faculty at Loyola University. In addition to presenting public programs at the Jung Center, Karol also serves as a Volunteer Therapist.

Recommended Reading
Adams, Kathleen. Journal to the Self: Twenty-Two paths to personal growth. Grand Central Publishing, 1990.
Mellick, Jill. The Natural Artistry of Dreams, Creative Ways to Bring the Wisdom of Dreams to Waking life. Conari Press, 1996.

*Program CEUs are an additional $15 processing fee. The current CEU processing time is 2-3 weeks.