Embodied dream workshop

hosted by Amanda Lovejoy StreeT

November 20th 5:00-7:30 pm

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This 2.5 hour Zoom workshop is designed to introduce the practice of embodied dream work. “Working with the breath, voice and embodied imagination, we descend into contact with the creative source. There we explore dreams, archetypes, symbols, unknown aspects of self and habitual belief systems to find new ways of entering creative projects. We work with gesture, sound, creative dialogue and other tools to reveal and integrate unclaimed material that wants to come through.”

Facilitator Bio: Amanda Lovejoy Street is a creative facilitator working internationally with artists, actors, writers, directors, musicians and anyone who seeks to deepen a relationship between their creativity and their unconscious. She has been working with her dreams since she was a teenager. She was first introduced to the relationship between creativity and dreams in 2004 through her extensive studies with Sandra Seacat which led her to Kim Gillingham in 2009. She began an in-depth apprenticeship with Kim in 2013 becoming a founding member of Creative Dream Work, both developing and influencing the practices with Kim. She facilitated with Creative Dream Work from 2017-2023 before starting her own international practice. Most recently, Amanda taught in Sydney, Australia at 16th St., Schott Studios in Berlin, at the Victoria CG Jung Institute, and became a consultant for the non-profit The First Ten. She was an advisor for the 2021 and 2022 New Zealand filmmaker's lab, Story Camp, and holds a certificate in Contemplative Care with the NY Zen Center. She is currently contemplating her death daily with Spirit Rock's - A Year To Live.

It is Amanda’s continued exploration of her interior life coupled with years of esoteric inquiries, vipassana/insight meditation (since 2008), Dream Work and investigating the connections between dramaturgy, art and the psyche that have led her to her intuitive way of facilitating and creating.

Learn more about Amanda on her website: https://www.feelingtone.com