Dream Symbolism: Often Quite Specific

Layne Dalfen has been teaching dream analysis to the Counseling students at Concordia University in Montreal since 2004. She has a monthly column in Oprah Daily titled Dream Catcher, in Psychology Today titled Understanding Dreams, and in Hampton Sheet titled Dream On. Layne founded The Dream Interpretation Center in 1997. Her interest in dreams stems from her early experience in Freudian analysis where dream work was the primary tool. She later studied at The Gestalt Counselling and Training Center in Montreal, and Adlerian principles of dream analysis at The Alfred Adler Institute. She has been a member of The International Association for the Study of Dreams (IASD) since 1997. Layne’s core message is how the solutions to our current problems appear to us first, through our intelligent, unconscious mind. If you understand the conversation that is the dream, you can propel your problem-solving skills. In her books titled Have A Great Dream, Book 1; The Overview, and Have A Great Dream, Book 2; A Deeper Discussion, Layne teaches a 6 Points of Entry system she developed that anyone can use to uncover meaning in their dreams. Layne’s goal is to introduce the general public to the value of understanding the language of our sophisticated unconscious mind. Her Internet site goes by either the same name as her books, have a great dream, or the more recent, the dream analyst.