David Pressault Workshop: Exploration Into the Symbolic Language of Dreams
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Dreams speak to us at night and shed light on what we miss and can’t see during the day. Its language escapes us and so often we lose the thread that was so clear the night before, we forget. Although elusive and enigmatic dreams speak of what is kept most secret and intimate about who we are. The Dream is the royal road to soul.
In this 3-part course we will look at C. G. Jung’s way of working with dreams and some of his findings on their symbolic language. Also, we’ll apply some of these findings and consider how one can cultivate a dream journal and gain some insight into one’s unconscious. Then, we’ll practice on different dreams and try to get a grasp at what it’s like to honor and interpret a dream.
The first part of this 3-part dream workshop will take place in person at the St Laurence Anglican Church, and the following two workshops will be on Zoom.
Workshop Tickets:
Members: $100
Non-Members: $130
March Intensive Week Tickets:
A ticket for the March Intensive Week will get you access to this 3-part dream workshop, and David's two lectures: Creativity, Freedom and Our Parental Complexes; and Persona and the Call Within.
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Members: $150 (early-bird), $175 regular
Non-Members: $225
A note on membership: If you are considering joining us for the March Intensive Week and are not yet a member, a $55 membership will save you $75 if you buy an early-bird ticket.
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About the speaker:
David Pressault
David is a Jungian analyst with a strong background in the Arts. He developed a relationship to the unconscious through the art form of contemporary dance. He was a professional dancer and choreographer for 20 year. In 2005, he retired from the stage as a dancer and began a Masters in dance at UQAM (Université du Québec à Montréal). The following year, he began his training in Analytical Psychology at the Ontario Association of Jungian Analysts and graduated in February 2012. Since then he has worked in private practice and offered supervision.
David’s fields of interest include art, finding one’s creative nature, the individuation process as an embodied and lived reality and the exploration and interpretation of dreams.