Frequently Asked Questions

Do I need to understand my dream before I come?

You don’t need to prepare an interpretation. Write your dream down soon after you wake in first person and then simply share the dream as you remember it. The meaning unfolds through our exploration together.

Will you tell me what my dream means?

I will guide you with thoughtful questions so you can discover what the dream is saying in your own life and language. You are the ultimate authority on the meaning of your dream.

What if my dream feels strange, dark and confusing?

All dreams are welcome. Even unsettling dreams carry intelligence and purpose. We approach them respectively and with curiosity, at a pace that feels safe.

Do I have to share personal details about my life?

Only what feels relevant and comfortable. Dream work focuses primarily on the dream itself. You remain in control of what you choose to share. Our work together is confidential.

Do I need to remember the entire dream?

Even a small fragment, image, or feeling from a dream can be meaningful. So write down what you recall and felt. We begin with whatever you remember and explore from there.

What kinds of dreams are helpful to bring?

Any dream is meaningful - recent dreams, recurring dreams, powerful or emotional dreams, or even older dreams that have stayed with you. Often times the dream will choose you.

How much do you charge and how long is the session?

Each session is about 60 minutes and the fee is $95. Dreams often bring forward perspectives that are difficult to access in waking life, and even a single session can open meaningful insight and reflection.

What if I’m not sure my dream is important enough?

Many people wonder this before their first session. If a dream stayed with you, stirred a feeling, or simply sparked curiosity, it is worth exploring. Even ordinary or fragmentary dreams can reveal meaningful images and insights.

Do recurring dreams have special significance?

Recurring dreams often suggest that something important is asking for attention. Exploring them can help bring awareness to patterns or feelings that may not yet be fully understood.