“Countless millions crowd the depths of the psyche, waiting for imagination to give them wings” (Mogensen, 1992, p.xii)

Step into a world where dreams speak and images come alive. Join Kim Bateman, Ph.D.—Clinical Psychologist, Storyteller, and Death Educator—for an interactive workshop that bridges the conscious and unconscious through the power of imagery.

Explore how dreams and metaphors can guide us in understanding grief, transformation, and the mysteries of the psyche. From an elephant in a jeweled crown to gloves waving goodbye in the wind, discover how these waking dreams connect us to deeper truths and inspire growth.

Come ready to dive deep, reflect, and engage with the wisdom within. Open to anyone curious about the language of the unconscious and ready to explore their inner landscape in a supportive, creative space.

Unlock the stories waiting to be told. Your journey into the waking dream begins here.

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Second Floor - Room 225

Kim Bateman, Ph.D. is the author of Crossing the Owl’s Bridge: A Guide for Grieving People Who Still Love (Chiron, 2016) which uses the wisdom of worldwide folk tales and case stories to demonstrate how to share, ritualize and transform grief. She is a Clinical Psychologist, Storyteller, Death Educator, and End-of-Life Doula who also makes fabulous smoked salmon.

She facilitates memorial textile art workshops and writes a Death Dialogues blog. Dr. Bateman presented a TEDx talk called “Singing Over Bones” on bereavement and serves as the Executive Dean and a Psychology Professor at Sierra College in Tahoe-Truckee, California, USA.

Visit her website: kim-bateman.com for information on speaking/workshops, blog, and client services.