Thursdays, January 15, 29, February 12, 26, March 12, 26
7-9pm
Suggested donation: $30-45 per session ($180-270 total)
Facilitated by Sara Klassen
7-9pm
Suggested donation: $30-45 per session ($180-270 total)
Facilitated by Sara Klassen
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Calling all dreamers! This group is for anyone who is curious about dreams and dreaming. Do you have a dream that has stuck with you that you want to explore? Do you have dreams but rarely remember them? Do you never dream but love hearing and learning from others’ dreams? This group is open to people with varying experience of working with dreams.
This group will start each gathering reflecting on our dreams and gleaning guidance from them. Together we will explore the meaning and messages brought to us through our dreams. Playing with various forms of experiential dream interpretation, we will listen to the symbols, characters and landscapes of our dreams, learning from the wisdom of our own and others’ deep knowing. Participants will have the opportunity to work with 1-2 dreams of their own over the course of the time together.
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Participants can expect to leave these sessions with a renewed sense of awe, curiosity and respect for their dreams and the unconscious realm that connects us all. They will take with them several new methods for engaging and playing with their dreams both individually and with others.
When: Thursdays, January 15, 29, February 12, 26, March 12, 26
Once the group is formed, we will consider alternate dates that work for everyone
Where: Pathways Retreat
Cost: Suggested donation of $180-270 for all 6 sessions
Facilitator: Sara Klassen
Registration has closed for this group
Once the group is formed, we will consider alternate dates that work for everyone
Where: Pathways Retreat
Cost: Suggested donation of $180-270 for all 6 sessions
Facilitator: Sara Klassen
Registration has closed for this group
Sara Klassen has her Master’s Degree in Counseling with a focus on mindfulness and transpersonal (spiritual) integration. Through a previous three-year training in Gestalt Pastoral Care, 200-hour yoga teacher training, and birth doula training, Sara has followed a thread of supporting people through life transitions and is uniquely positioned to provide holistic, integrative care. Grounded in body awareness and present moment attention, weaving together spiritual companioning with trauma healing, she brings a “calm in the storm” presence, steady and assured through the contractions and expansions of birth, death, rebirth…transformation. She believes that wholeness and health are already present and pushing forward within each person and it is her role as a guide to meet and mirror that emerging process for the people she works with.
In this first group offering, Sara is excited to dive into one of her favorite entry points for self-exploration–dreams! “With their bizarre, poignant and unpredictable qualities, dreams help us enter the shadowy parts of ourselves with both playful curiosity and reverence, usually with a little more levity than traditional self-work. Further, working through dreams in a group shines a light on our profound interconnectedness and the wisdom of the collective. I’m excited for this exploration!”
In this first group offering, Sara is excited to dive into one of her favorite entry points for self-exploration–dreams! “With their bizarre, poignant and unpredictable qualities, dreams help us enter the shadowy parts of ourselves with both playful curiosity and reverence, usually with a little more levity than traditional self-work. Further, working through dreams in a group shines a light on our profound interconnectedness and the wisdom of the collective. I’m excited for this exploration!”