Dreamwork for the People: Reclaiming Dreaming as a Birthright

About this event

For thousands of years across cultures, dreaming has been honored as a sacred source of insight, guidance, and connection to the deeper currents of life. Yet in modern times, many of us have lost touch with this ancient human capacity. What if dreaming is not something mysterious reserved for a few, but a birthright available to everyone?

Drawing from Jungian dreamwork, earth-based traditions, and animistic perspectives, explore how dreams can serve as a powerful tool for personal insight, creativity, and spiritual connection.

Together we will reflect on how indigenous and earth-honoring cultures have long understood dreams as meaningful communications from the psyche, the land, and the unseen world. Participants will be introduced to accessible approaches for remembering, recording, and engaging their dreams in ways that honor both psychological and spiritual dimensions.

The gathering will blend storytelling, teaching, and experiential practice, creating a supportive space where participants can deepen their relationship with dreaming and with one another. Through gentle exercises and group reflection, participants will begin to explore how dreams can become companions on the journey of self-discovery and collective healing.

Facilitated by Kezia Kamenetz, a mental health counselor (PLPC) whose work bridges psychology, dreamwork, and earth-based spirituality. She holds a master’s degree with a focus on nature-based and somatic counseling and is deeply committed to helping individuals reconnect with the wisdom of dreams as a path toward personal and collective healing.