Live, interactive, online workshops with
Linda Mastrangelo, Justina Lasley & Guest Speakers
and the Institute for Dream Studies
Enjoy the creativity and wisdom of your dreaming mind, and give yourself the gift of meaning.
Explore your dreams with a community of dreamers from around the world.
Upcoming Events:
CEUs available
CE Provider: Institute for Dream Studies
IDS is recognized by the South Carolina Department of Labor, Licensing and Regulation (SCLLR) to offer continuing education credits to counselors, marriage and family therapists and psycho-educational specialists. Students throughout the US have been successful in using our credits, but we would encourage each participant to check with one’s regional or professional organization, as regulations vary.
CEUs available
CE Provider: Institute for Dream Studies
IDS is recognized by the South Carolina Department of Labor, Licensing and Regulation (SCLLR) to offer continuing education credits to counselors, marriage and family therapists and psycho-educational specialists. Students throughout the US have been successful in using our credits, but we would encourage each participant to check with one’s regional or professional organization, as regulations vary.
“It is a dark page in human history when people make others bear their shadow for them. Men lay their shadow upon women, whites upon blacks, Catholics upon Protestants, capitalists upon communists, Muslims upon Hindus. Neighborhoods will make one family the scapegoat and these people will bear the shadow for the entire group. Indeed, every group unconsciously designates one of its members as the black sheep and makes him or her carry the darkness for the community. This has been so from the beginning of culture.”
-Robert Johnson-from Owning Your own Shadow
COURSE DESCRIPTION:
Unlock the hidden wisdom in your dreams and discover the transformative “gold” waiting in your shadow. This experiential course invites you to explore the deeper messages of your inner world, turning unconscious patterns into insight, healing, and personal growth. No experience necessary.
Participants will leave with practical tools for shadowwork, including ways to:
Explore the language of dreams & alchemy and uncover the personal meaning behind recurring symbols, images, and themes.
Recognize the Shadow by identifying hidden emotions, patterns, beliefs, and aspects of self that may be seeking awareness.
Connect dreams to waking life and discover how the unconscious can illuminate relationships, choices, challenges, and opportunities.
Transform Shadow material into “gold” by working with difficult or hidden aspects of the self as sources of wisdom, creativity, and growth.
Develop a personal dream practice that supports self-reflection, greater self-awareness, and ongoing inner transformation.
Justin and Linda will be presenting at the Annual IASD Conference!
Ashland, Oregon
June 14 – 18, 2026
Please join us in the magical dream-town of Ashland in 2026 for the 43rd annual conference of the IASD. In addition to our traditional conference programming, our Ashland hosts, Angel Morgan and Kelly Bulkeley, have arranged a variety of special events and featured tracks to embrace a conference theme of Dreaming, Health, and Wellness in the vibrant atmosphere of Ashland.
If It Were Our Dream: Examining and Experiencing the Collective Nature of Dreams
Presenter: Tzivia Gover
When: Friday, October 16, 2026
Time: 1:00 PM- 3:30 PM EASTERN TIME
Cost: $55
Where: ZOOM LIVE ONLINE
REGISTRATION LINK HERE
2.5 CEs available
CE Provider: Institute for Dream Studies
IDS is recognized by the South Carolina Department of Labor, Licensing and Regulation (SCLLR) to offer continuing education credits to counselors, marriage and family therapists and psycho-educational specialists. Students throughout the US have been successful in using our credits, but we would encourage each participant to check with one’s regional or professional organization, as regulations vary.
COURSE DESCRIPTION
It is common in group dreamwork to offer guidance to the dreamer using the phrase, “If it were my dream.” But what if dreams belonged both to the one who dreamed them and also spoke to issues that affect the wider community? While Western psychological approaches to dreamwork tend to approach dreamwork as a way to resolve individual complexes and heal personal wounds, traditional dream practices across cultures often embrace the collective nature of dreams to connect us with ancestors and offer information and warnings to help communities survive and thrive.
In this participatory workshop, we’ll start with the premise that dreams know no boundaries; they come to people across every border of geography, language, culture, socioeconomic condition, race, and religion.
Participants will leave with practical tools for ancestral dreamwork, including dream incubation practices, journaling prompts, and ways to listen more closely to the messages that arrive while we sleep.
