Unlock the Hidden Power Behind Your Nightmares: What Being Chased and Hiding in Dreams Really Reveals About Your Mind and Motivation
That’s because dreams are entirely subjective in nature. Much depends on the interpreter’s theoretical orientation; a $10.00 term used to describe what type of psychology the professional subscribes to.
Speaking for myself, I identify as a cognitive behavior therapist (CBT) and pull upon integrative approaches from CBT’s third wave.
Most of what we know about dreams comes to us from the famous psychiatrist, Carl Jung. He is largely credited with conceptualizing the active imagination (Chodorow, 1997). Think of this as the mind’s portal to the unconscious and other spiritual dimensions.
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