Working with dreams in psychotherapy

129 therapists completed a 70-item questionnaire about working with dreams in psychotherapy. Almost all therapists (92%) worked with dreams in psychotherapy at least occasionally. Therapists reported that 15% of clients had brought dreams into therapy during the past year. Therapists engaged more in exploratory than insight- or action-oriented activities when working with dreams. They were more likely to work on dreams with clients who had troubling dreams or who were interested in working on dreams, but were unlikely to work on dreams with schizophrenic or psychotic clients. Those clinicians who were more likely to work with dreams had more training, higher estimated dream recall, more positive attitudes toward dreams, and did more personal dream work than clinicians who were not likely to work with dreams

Perspective (graphical · Psychoanalysis · Psychotherapist · Child Therapy and Development · Psychology · Psychotherapy Techniques and Applications · Sleep and Wakefulness Research

• Working with dreams in psychotherapy

  Clara E Hill, Jingqing Liu et al.•Psychoanalytic Psychology•2008

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• Therapist Training, Feedback, and Practice for Dream Work

  Open Access•Rachel E Crook-Lyon, Rachel E Crook‐lyon et al.•Psychological Reports•2009

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• Spirituality and Dream Work in Counseling

  Open Access•Rachel E Crook Lyon, Christian Wimmer et al.•Pastoral Psychology•2005

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• Dreams as gifts

  Linda Leonard, Drew Dawson•Dreaming•2019

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• What is the story telling? Examining discovery with the storytelling method (TSM) and testing with a control group

  Teresa L Decicco•Dreaming•2007

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• Cancer patients' meaning making regarding their dreams

  Fereshteh Ahmadi, Nur Atikah Mohamed Hussin•Dreaming•2020

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• Dream work with children

  Rosalia Huermann, Rachel E Crook Lyons et al.•Dreaming•2009

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• Predictors of Intention to Act and Implementation of Action in Dream Sessions

  Teresa L Wonnell, Clara E Hill•Dreaming•2005

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• Client Reactions to Working With Dreams in Psychotherapy

  Rachel E Crook Lyons, Rachel E Crook Lyon et al.•Dreaming•2004

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• Predictors of outcome of dream interpretation sessions

  Clara E Hill, Frances A Kelley et al.•Dreaming•2001

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• Examining the effects of brief individual dream interpretation

  Mary C Cogar, Clara E Hill•Dreaming•1992

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• The effectiveness of dream interpretation groups for women undergoing a divorce transition

  Dana R Falk, Clara E Hill•Dreaming•1995

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• Predicting outcome of dream interpretation sessions by dream valence, dream arousal, attitudes toward dreams, and waking life stress

  Jason S Zack, Clara E Hill•Dreaming•1998

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• Are the effects of dream interpretation on session quality, insight, and emotions due to the dream itself, to projection, or to the interpretation process

  Clara E Hill, Roberta Diemer et al.•Dreaming•1993

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• The effects of description, association, or combined description/association in exploring dream images

  Clara E Hill, Emilie Y Nakayama et al.•Dreaming•1998

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