Not only are cars commonplace in suburban life; they are common in our dreams. The ancient gods had their vehicles or mounts that they typically rode; so our vehicles often appear in dreams as representations of our "way of getting through life".
Depth case studies concerns self-acceptance, and counselling for anxiety often emphasizes that we are "enough" to deal with the situations of our lives. So, what does it mean to to feel that we are "enough"? How do we gain that level of self acceptance?
At a stage in life that might have been a time of consolidation and reflection, people are encountering circumstances that are impinging on their lives. Workplaces are nowhere near as stable as they were even 30 years ago. Neither are family units. As for our…
Getting individual case studies often can be the best thing for the relationships in your life, and especially for relationships with lovers and spouses. But isn’t getting individual therapy for yourself and hoping for improvement in key relationships a little bit like, well… “Dancing with Myself”? Billy Idol humour aside……
Stress therapy reveals that major life transitions are often fundamentally linked with the necessity of making difficult decisions. Often, /a-midlife-transition such as Jungian analysis can be of tremendous help in the decision process.
I thought that I would try and say a little bit in this post about how a Jungian approach to dream interpretation might look like "in action". Here's a dream motif that appears sometimes in case studies, in one form or another, the motif of…