I view dreamwork as a natural extension of the human capacity for intuitive knowing and self healing. I did not come to this work as a result of a desire to follow dreams, but rather was born into it out of the crucible of the difficult work of healing my own personal traumas and wounding along with a willingness to follow the synchronicities that carried me forward towards that healing. I’ve written quite extensively on my personal blog about my personal journey, but in a nutshell, I was moving through the world in a state of numbness, a kind of pathological independence devoid of trust and blocked from the capacity to be vulnerable in relationships with others. 

 

From all outward appearances, I was generally viewed as moderately successful in career, an adventurous soul not afraid to take risks, a lover and a fiercely independent, fun loving Leo. But this was a veneer, the hard shell of the survivor which kept me in a half-life state of being. This veneer began to crumble a couple of decades ago and my true journey began when I entered into recovery from addiction and began to see just how much I had isolated myself emotionally and spiritually. 

 

In 2006, I had some profound dreams and through a series of synchronicities connected with a small group of people who began to teach me the importance of paying attention to the powerful messages, teachings and healings that are available through the contemplation of dream images and the associated feelings. I discovered a deep desire to express this work through art and creativity. I found this work so powerful, that I began to feel a longing to share it with others. 

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