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The Dreaming Way: Dreamwork and Art for Remembering and Recovery
This beautifully designed and illustrated book records a two-year therapeutic collaboration between two women, Patricia Reis, the therapist and Susan Snow, the dreamer and artist. The dreams and images in this narrative carry deep and moving teachings about personal memory retrieval and childhood abuse recovery. They also reveal deep realms of the dream world that are concerned with healing and transformation.
174 pages, Paperback
First published June 1, 2000
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Patricia Reis
6 books16 followersAuthor Patricia Reis is a Midwesterner at heart. In the mid- 1800s, her German immigrant ancestors pioneered a farm in southwestern Iowa and their portrait gave her this story. She has lived on both coasts and currently resides in Portland, Maine where she is active in Maine Writers and Publishers. She spends six months of each year in Nova Scotia.
Reis holds a BA in English Literature from the University of Wisconsin, an MFA from UCLA and a degree in Depth Psychology from Pacifica Graduate Institute in Santa Barbara. She also main- tains a private practice of psychotherapy for women.
Reis’s memoir, Motherlines: Love, Longing, and Libera- tion (SheWrites Press, October 2016) won a gold medal for memoir from Independent Press Publishers. Along with numerous essays and reviews, she has published several non- fiction books. Women’s Voices, includes her in-depth inter- view with naturalist and writer, Terry Tempest Williams; The Dreaming Way: Dreamwork and Art for Remembering and Recovery (recently translated into Korean, 2019); Daughters of Saturn: From Father’s Daughter to Creative Woman (1995, 2005) with a forthcoming Russian translation.
Reis holds a BA in English Literature from the University of Wisconsin, an MFA from UCLA and a degree in Depth Psychology from Pacifica Graduate Institute in Santa Barbara. She also main- tains a private practice of psychotherapy for women.
Reis’s memoir, Motherlines: Love, Longing, and Libera- tion (SheWrites Press, October 2016) won a gold medal for memoir from Independent Press Publishers. Along with numerous essays and reviews, she has published several non- fiction books. Women’s Voices, includes her in-depth inter- view with naturalist and writer, Terry Tempest Williams; The Dreaming Way: Dreamwork and Art for Remembering and Recovery (recently translated into Korean, 2019); Daughters of Saturn: From Father’s Daughter to Creative Woman (1995, 2005) with a forthcoming Russian translation.
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