Working with Dreams in Psychotherapy

Clara E. Hill

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Part I: Background. The Role of Dream Interpretation in Therapy. What Therapists Need to Know about Sleep and Dreaming. History of Dream Interpretation. Part II: Explication of the Cognitive-Experiential Model of Dream Formation and Dream Interpretation. A Cognitive-Experiential Model of Dream Formation and Dream Interpretation. Exploration Stage. Insight Stage. Action Stage. Therapeutic Issues in Using the Dream Interpretation Model. Part III: Clinical Examples of Using the Cognitive-Experiential Model in Therapy. Single Session Dream Interpretation. Individual Therapy with Recurrent Dreams and Nightmares. Dream Groups. Part IV: Empirical Research on Dreams and Therapy. A Review of the Research on Dreams and Therapy. Appendix: Hill, Heaton, Petersen, A Manual for Self-Guided Dream Interpretation Using the Hill Model of Dream Interpretation.

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