PRESENTING DREAMS
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K-Now-L-Edge offers dreamwork sessions that use dream analysis as a path toward deeper self-understanding.

Dreamwork groups have a minimum of six and maximum of ten participants. Groups meet approximately once a month for two hours. During each session, participants share two or three dreams, followed by a series of questions posed to the dreamer to better understand the dream's content and the emotions it evokes. Unlike typical group therapy, the discussion remains focused on the content of the dream itself rather than on personal details about the dreamer's life. Through this process, the dreamer can consider different interpretations of the dream and make connections with their lived experience that may not have been apparent at first.

Dreamwork begins with the idea that dreams have many layers of meaning, and that each dreamer has their own language and system of symbols. The meaning and significance of each image or symbol can vary from person to person, and the meaning of a particular dream image can also change over the course of a person's life. In dreamwork sessions, the goal is not to arrive at one “true” meaning of a dream, but to recognize the emotions and images it evokes and find opportunities for self-discovery and enrichment.