The Art of Dreaming
Jill Mellick
Conari Press, 2001
ISBN 1-57324-574-7


In her new book, The Art of Dreaming, Jill Mellick continues the tradition established in her earlier work, The Natural Artistry of Dreams, of combining the perspectives of artist and healer to arrive at enlivening methods for deriving personal meaning from one's dreams. As a practicing psychologist and artist, Dr. Mellick is adept at bridging the intuitive and analytical; the creative and the practical in her work.

The Art of Dreaming
offers numerous methods for dreamwork, ranging from quick, five-minute exercises aimed at capturing the essence of a dream or symbol, to working with recurring dreams and nightmares, and within group settings as well as individually. Mellick's suggestions involve all of our means of expression and knowing: auditory, visual, sensory, and kinesthetic, offering the reader opportunities to not only explore their dreams through channels most familiar to them, but also to open themselves up to other ways of experiencing and expressing the energy of the dream. This approach is unique among most books involving dreamwork, and should offer even the most experienced dreamer new pathways through their personal dream landscapes. For every dreamer, beginner or experienced, The Art of Dreaming provides an extensive collection of tools for deep.

Read an Interview with Jill Mellick on Creativity and Dreams.

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