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2020 IASD Conference Program (As of 3/10) Type Title Pres List Summary Day #1 - Saturday 13 June 1:00 pm to 6:30 pm Registration and Bookstore [Lobby] 1:00 pm to 5:00 pm Presenter AV Checkout [South Ballroom] 1:00 pm to 6:00 pm Board Meeting (dinner served 5pm) [Exec Boardroom] 5:00 pm to 6:00 pm Buffet Dinner (w/prepaid tickets) [NE Forum] 6:00 pm to 8:45 pm Welcome and Keynote Presentation 6:30 Entry Music – Webb; 6:45 – 7:15 Welcome; 7:15 – 8:45 Keynote Opening Dreams, Our Source Robert Hoss Dreaming appears to provide an emotional problem-solving capability, a natural source of Keynote of Resilience in Times resilience, helping us to better adapt to the adversities and uncertainties in life. The CE of Stress and Trauma supporting theory, research and a host of dream vignettes will be discussed, from dreams [South Ball] that deal with life’s impacts and transitions, to post-traumatic nightmares. 8:45 to 11:00 pm Opening Reception [North and Central Ballroom] Day #2 - Sunday 14 June 8:00 am to 9:00 am Morning Dream Groups MDG DREAM WATSU: Bhaskar This morning dream group explores gaining insights into one’s dream while immersed in the [Hospitality Water, Waves & Banerji element of water, using movements derived from the Watsu bodywork tradition. Suite Pool] Dreams Participants will need to bring bathing suits and towels. MDG Playing Into the Kirsten In this group, dream-sharing will open our minds and hearts to the present moment. Instead Creative Play Dream Backstrom of interpreting or analyzing dreams, we’ll take a playful, creative approach that allows us to [South Ball] appreciate the direct experience of dreaming. We’ll practice seeing our dreams as fully lived experiences, valid and vital in themselves. MDG Enhancing the Katherine We will explore the proposition that dreams are part of the natural emotional immune Embodiment Dream-State Bell system and don’t need to be interpreted. We will explore and deepen our trust in our dream [Center Ball] Emotional Immune feelings by slowing down the images, using breath and sometimes using embodiment or role System play. MDG Indigenous Apela The Indigenous Dreamwork workshop will share dreams using Apela Colorado's Indigenous Indigenous Dreamwork Colorado, Dreamwork method, which is a group dreamwork method involving deep listening, the Approach Beth Duncan glyphing of dream imagery, and group conversation exploring the collective themes that [Rattlers] emerge, in this locale, at this time, in keeping with principles of Indigenous Mind. MDG Developing the Curtiss We will explore the ways in which intuitive perception can help in group dreamwork, Intuition Intuition in Group Hoffmann following the Ullman technique as modified by Taylor along with Jungian amplification [Flagstaff 2] Dreamwork methods. Note: attendance limited to 25 attendees. MDG Active Deepening dream Cornelia J. In this dream group I lead an introduction to the understanding of, and practice of active Imagination understanding Krikke imagination. Each morning dreamers will describe, then individually work with images that [Prescott] through the use of are specific to their dreams. Dreamers will note the new understandings gained. Finally active imagination. dreamers will discuss ways of integrating insights, into daily experience. MDG Group Group Projective Helen Bring a dream and the group will unpack it using the Group Projective (“If it were my Projective Dreamwork Landerman dream…”) method. Other methods will be demonstrated as they apply, such as Dream [Rio Verde] Interview, Gestalt and Dream Theater. Art materials will be provided to draw or paint the dream. MDG Listening to the Michael Within this approach the dreamer is stimulated by open-ended questions to reflect on the Listening Dreamer Schredl dream experience and its relationships to waking life. Suggestions, interpretations, etc. from [Flagstaff 1] group members are discouraged. Lucidity Cultivating a Lucid Lana This morning group will together go through 5 techniques over 5 days on how to cultivate a MDG Dreaming & Lucid Sackwild lucid dreaming practice which will ultimately lead us towards lucid living. The group will also [Executive Living Practice discuss and share some participant's dreams from the previous night’s dreams as examples of Boardroom] how to implement the techniques. MDG Dream Helper Circle Patrick Walsh Following a method developed over decades by Henry Reed and Bob Van de Castle, [Chapparal] participants will agree to dream for one volunteer seeking guidance for an undisclosed life challenge. From the commonalities in the dreams, hypotheses are developed about the issue. Dreamers also gain insight into their own connection to the volunteer's dilemma. First Timers First-timers Morning Loren This morning workshop for first-timers at the IASD conference provides participants with a MDG Dream Group: Goodman, home base to share and reflect upon new knowledge and insights gained during the [Bouchon] Welcome to the Bernard Welt conference, and introduces time-tested practices for recalling and recording dreams, and World of Your exploring them in your dream journal and with others. Dreams 9:00 am to 9:15 am Break (Beverages in Lobby) 9:15 am to Noon Sunday Morning – Research Poster Session [Northwest Forum] Research Title Name To Be Announced Posters 9:15 am to 10:15 am Sunday Early Morning Sessions Dreams and Dreams and Health Katherine Bell (chair), Debbie Irvine Health Symposium Symposium Dreaming as Katherine Dreams are universal to humans. Animals also seem to experience dream-like interludes [Rattlers] Emotional Immune Bell during sleep suggesting that dreams are evolutionarily important. I briefly share some System personal dream experiences then results of published literature showing evidence that dreams, even when not remembered, are corrective and serve to enhance emotional health. The Healing Power Debbie Irvine The Hero’s Journey (Jung, Campbell), as a monomyth, has a universal structure: calling, death, of Dreams: Death to rebirth and transformation. Irvine illustrates how dream series can follow this archetypal Rebirth as the pattern leading to transformation and healing. Irvine maps and demonstrates how series of Wounded-Healer dreams from her life guided her through her own Hero’s Journey. and Dream-Shaman Workshop Avoiding Premature David Low Dreamers will re-evaluate dreams which are either mysterious or might be worked further. In [Chapparal] Closure: small groups we will ask often overlooked questions about the dream, about the life context it Reconsidering Your might help us with, and to attune to feelings which may be the greatest asset to growth and Dream's Meaning understanding. Lucidity Special Event: Lucid Robert In this lucid dreaming special event, lucid dreamers will meet other lucid dreamers, share Meetup Dreamer Meetup Waggoner successful induction techniques, ask questions to the group and explore interesting lucid [North Ball] dreams! A great opportunity to gain lucid dreaming tips and techniques, while meeting others who share your passion for lucid dreaming. Clinical Clinical Symposium Theresa Coimbra, Susan E. Schwartz Symposium CE Dreams in the Theresa In my work as a psychologist, as a Jungian analyst for over 30 years, patients often bring [South Ball] Process of Coimbra dreams about me, or I have dreams about them. In this talk, I share my process for handling Psychotherapy this initially delicate situation and how the therapeutic process can be deepened as a result. Dreams, sexual Susan E. Dreams bridge the border between self and other, psyche and body. Linking them parallels the addiction and the Schwartz disunion and split selves. The malady of the soul appears in the ‘as-if’ personality based on 'as-if' personality façade and illusions masking narcissistic needs manifested in a composite example of a man with sexual addictions. 10:15 am to 10:30 am Break (Beverages in the Lobby) 10:30 am to 12:00 pm Sunday Late Morning Sessions Clinical The Power Of Dreams Alan Siegel Discovery Channel special featuring interviews with pioneers and experts on research, cross- Videos Film: Clinical, Cross- cultural approaches, clinical applications of working with dreams in individual and group CE Cultural and Research therapy and PTSD Nightmares. Interviews with researchers Dement, Hartmann, Cartwright, [Rattlers] Dimensions Of Kramer, and Hobson, and clinical, life cycle and cross-cultural (Tibetan, Aboriginal, Native Dreaming American) approaches and more. Arts Dream Poetry: Marta Aarli In this experiential workshop, we’ll explore the places between dreaming and waking, between Workshop Painting with Words, visual and verbal, translating messages and images from our dreams into poems. We’ll tap into [Chapparal] An Experiential our whole being to express the language of our body, heart, senses, and soul, through Workshop structured play, to free ourselves creatively. Lucidity Lucid Dreaming Bashkar Banerji, Angel Morgan, Robert Waggoner (chair) Symposium Symposium [North Ball] Lucid vs Non-Lucid Bhaskar This presentation is based upon the results of my 2018 PhD dissertation on incubating healing Dream Healing – Banerji dreams, one aspect of which was to compare lucid vs. non-lucid dream healing approaches. Comparing Approaches Dragons, Angels, and Angel Rites of passage dreams that children and teens experience will be outlined, with tools to help Rites of Passage: Morgan them develop lucid dreaming capacities. Methods and techniques for creatively working with Developmental Lucid dreams will be