As a transpersonal therapist, I choose to use dreamwork for healing because dreams can show us important things about ourselves that we might not see when we are awake. Dreams often have hidden meanings and symbols that can help you understand your emotions, fears, and hopes better. The use of dreams in therapy helps you access your unconscious fears or motivations that may be sabotaging progress. By identifying these culprits, we can unlock a new road to freedom and success for you.

When we explore dreams in therapy, it helps people become more aware of their thoughts and feelings. It can also reveal patterns or problems that need attention. By talking about dreams together, we can work together to find solutions to your problems and discover new ways for you to grow and feel better.


Understanding yourself is like having a superpower. When you know who you are—your strengths, fears, and dreams—you can make choices that are right for you. Self-knowledge gives you confidence because you understand why you feel certain ways or act in certain ways. It helps you see what you want to change or improve in your life.

When you’re empowered with self-knowledge, you can face challenges more bravely. You know your limits and strengths, so you can set goals that are achievable. It also helps in relationships because you can communicate better about your needs and feelings.

As a therapist, I believe that self-empowerment starts with knowing yourself deeply. When you understand your thoughts and emotions, you can take charge of your life and create the future you want