Class Title: "Nighttime Illuminations" [1-2 mini-courses] Instructor: Donna Remmert Class Term: ; enroll in this class Synopsis This is a course in remembering, recording, and interpreting dreams. Class Description The material for the class includes a sixteen-page booklet (emailed as a Word document to each student) that will cover a workshop agreement, Jungian dream theory, techniques for remembering a dream, ways to record a dream, and a process, using a six-step approach, for interpreting a dream. Working in a Yahoo group, participants will discuss the material in the booklet, get to know one another, submit dreams for discussion, and learn how to develop writings from their dreams. The instructor and the participants will suggest possible dream interpretations for each dream submitted. Through discussion and writing, participants will learn how to develop their own interpretations and how to apply this knowledge to life writing. They may also feel ready to start a dream group in their community. This workshop is being offered in consecutive segments. Students may register for only the first four units, then may choose to register for the second four. Outline Units 1-4: Reading, discussion of booklet, submission of Dream #1-4 from each participant, and a search for possible meanings. The dreamer will write about her life based upon her understanding of the dream. Sharing is optional. Units 5-8: Submission of Dreams #5-8 from each participant (as described in Units 1-4), plus a deeper exploration of Carl Jung's archetypal theory in relation to these dreams. Student Skills, Equipment required Email, participation in Yahoo Group emails. Tuition/Fees for this course SCN members: $0. Non-SCN members: $. Instructor Bio Donna Remmert has led dream interpretation workshops since 1980 and writing circles since 2001. Her background in dream study includes a year of training to become a lay dream teacher under Monteque Ullman, former head of the Maimonides Dream Laboratory in Brooklyn, New York; several years of workshop participation at Jungian centers in New York City, Houston and Austin; two years of participation in a study group dedicated to reading the collected works of Carl Jung, led by Jungian analyst Charles Dominey; workshop participation in Dream Tending, led by Stephen Aizenstat, Ph.D. and president of Pacifica Institute; and workshop participation in a dream seminar led by Jeremy Taylor in Colorado Springs, Colorado.