Jen Sonstein Maidenberg

This is the first post in a series on recurring dreams, dreams that repeat across the course of a person’s life, with either similar content …

When you say you’re a dreamworker or a dreams researcher, as I do, you naturally attract questions from friends, family, or strangers about their dreams. …

Last week, while I was away in Tucson at the 39th Annual Conference of the International Association for the Study of Dreams (my first time …

Recently, I wrote a brief personal essay in response to the question, “What is dreamwork?” In this post, I offer you why you might work …

You picked up a business card with the word “dreamwork,” but you didn’t know what that meant, so you searched up the web site listed …

Do you know I produce a monthly “audio chat” about dreams on Patreon? It’s called “Dreaming Out Loud with Jen.” If you prefer listening to …

Since I was a little girl, I have been as fascinated with the concept of time travel as I have with the nature of dreams. …

This week, I attended an annual writer’s conference, but instead of my writer self, I could tell it was my inner dreamworker who wanted to …

In my recent “audio chat” on Patreon, I spoke a little about why I believe we are missing an opportunity for healing when we don’t …

It took me a long time to believe in my psychic dreams, in my ability to dream of events that eventually came true. In fact, …