Introduction to Dream Analysis and Therapy, its significance in psychology, and its evolution from Freud to modern approaches.

Different types of dreams and their possible meanings.

Ethical considerations and professional boundaries in dream work.

Freud’s psychoanalytic concepts related to dreams, including unconscious and latent content.

Jung’s theories on collective unconscious, archetypes, and dream symbolism.

Cognitive-Behavioral perspectives on how dreams reflect thinking patterns and can be therapeutically used.

Contemporary neuroscientific approaches to understanding dreams.

Techniques for dream journaling to enhance recall and exploration.

Methods to analyze and interpret universal and personal dream symbols.

Use of active imagination and guided imagery for deeper dream exploration.

Facilitating group dream work for shared insight and support.

Integrating dream analysis into therapy while maintaining rapport and boundaries.

Applying dream analysis in real-life cases through role-play and exercises.

Understanding professional standards and ethical practices in dream therapy.