Stephen Aizenstat’s ‘Dream Tending’

March 20-21, 2015: Dr. Stephen Aizenstat discussed Dream Tending, his unique approach to dream work. He reminded us that the dream is alive and to notice “who is visiting.” In traditional Jungian dream work, one associates, amplifies, then animates. Dream Tending begins with animation, and on Saturday, we were treated to a demonstration.

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