JOIN
US FOR
CALIFORNIA
DREAMING
WITH OVER 130
PRESENTATIONS IN A UNIQUE 4 1/2 DAY
INTERNATIONAL DREAM CONFERENCE
Explore the meanings and mysteries of dreams and nightmares with
world-famous authors, psychotherapists, psychoanalysts, artists,
educators and researchers in the field of Dream Studies. Take
advantage of the daily social events to join in small group lunches
with dream experts, purchase author-signed books, chat informally with
your favorite dream authors, and see old friends.
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This year’s
featured speakers include:
Charles Tart, PhD
States of Consciousness
Chitra Banerjee Divarakaruni
Queen of Dreams
G. William Domhoff, PhD
The Scientific Study of Dreams
Brooks Brenneis, PhD
Dreams, Memory, and Desire
Patricia Garfield, PhD
Creative Dreaming
Ernest Hartmann, MD
Dreams and Nightmares
Jeremy Taylor, DMin, SThD
Where People Fly and Water Runs Uphill
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2005 Conference Events
The conference program includes over 130 presentations/speakers from all
over the world. It begins with an opening reception Friday evening, art
reception on Saturday and a special Sunset Cruise of the Bay and dessert
reception on Sunday evening.
Enjoy a diverse curriculum
which includes Continuing Education (CE) seminars for psychotherapists,
personal growth workshops, research symposia, multimedia events, an
ever-popular dream telepathy contest, and a dream-inspired art exhibit
planned to include paintings, sculpture, photography, mixed media, and
book arts. The conference finale will be the traditional Dream Ball with
attendees encouraged to come dressed or disguised as a character from
one of their own dreams.
Preliminary Schedule of Events*
*Note:
this schedule is subject to change and some titles have been
abbreviated.
Please go to
www.ASDreams.org/2005 to review the periodic updates.
Presentations on Friday, June 24
Opening Event
Charles T. Tart, PhD (Invited)
Dreaming About Enlightenment
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Presentations on Saturday, June 25
B. Brenneis, PhD (Invited)
Dreams, Memory, and Desire
P. Garfield, PhD (Invited)
Issues in Aging: Dreams in Grief and Healing
D. Barrett, PhD
The “Dreams” of Dion McGregor, Sleeptalker Extraordinaire
B. Broughton, MA
Calling the Animal Guides: Crossing the Boundaries
K. Bulkeley, PhD
Do Conservatives Still Have More Nightmares than Liberals?
K. Bulkeley, PhD
Recurrent Patterns in Highly Memorable Dreams
M. Caporali, MD
The First Dream in Psychoanalytic Psychotherapy
B. Davids, MA
Artists Books: A Studio Visit
Dr. J. Davidson
Contextualizing Imagery Following a 9/11 Video
N. Doh, MS
Significant Dreams in the Process of Acculturation
A. Funkhouser, PhD
Ten Dimensions of Dream Meaning
D. Gordon, PhD
The Meaning and Purpose of Three Archetypal Nightmares
O. G. Hansen, MA
The Millennium Goals and Dreams
E. Hartmann, MD
Is the Central Image the Fast Lane on the Royal Road to the
Unconscious?
B. Holzinger, PhD
Lucid Dreaming as a Cure for Nightmares?
C. Johnson, BA
The Role of Lucid Dreaming in the Creative Process
S. Krippner, PhD
The Precognitive Dreams of Eva Hellstrom
J. Taylor, DMin, SThD
Dreams, Myths, and Social Justice
R. Knudson, PhD
The Significant Dream, Autobiographical Memory, Narrative Self
J. Lasley, MA
Developing Dynamic Dream groups
C. Makarov, W. Hermitage
Australian Aboriginal Dreaming
D. Pleasants, MA
Self-Consciousness and the Sense of Agency Within Lucid Nightmares
M. Sabini, PhD, Richard Russo, MA
Cultural Dreaming
A. Siegel, PhD
Nightmares And Life Passages
D. Stevens, BSc, MSc
Wartime Dreams from Mass-Observation
S. Stephenson, PhD
I’m Dreaming About Study Abroad
G. Sturzenacker
Synesthesia, The Blending of the Senses
L. Thomas, MA
Dreams and Sandplay
M. Tsuruta, MA
Dreaming in Japan
G. L. White, PhD
Dream Incubation: Positive Expectancy and Cognitive Focus
A. S. Wiseman, MA
Creative Dream Enhancement and Problem Solving
J. F. Pagel, MS, MD, N. Grace MA, G. W. Domhoff PhD, K. Bulkeley PhD
The Origin of Dreams (panel)
S. Rosenberg, PhD, S. Krippner, PhD, B. Holzinger, PhD
Movie, Media, Myth and Dreams (panel)
R. Dwyer, BS, CPC; S. Krippner, PhD; E. Kellogg, PhD; G. Holloway,
PhD; C. Webb
Psychopompic Dreaming: After Death Communication (panel)
B. D’Urso, PhD with E. Kellogg, PhD, R. Waggoner, L. Gillis
Extreme Dreaming: Lucid X-Dreamers (panel)
G. Goodwin, MA, with E. Hartmann, MD, M. Schredl, PhD, J. Pagel, MS,
MD, M. Blagrove, PhD
Capturing the Night: What Science Knows About Recall (panel)
Art Reception |
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Presentations on Sunday, June 26
C. B. Divakaruni (Invited)
My Experiences with Dreams
(Indian Style)
E. Hartmann, MD (Invited)
Contemporary Theory of Dreaming: Dreams Before and After 9/11
J. Taylor, DMin, SThD (Invited)
Group Projective Dreamwork: Theory & Practical Techniques
K. Adams, BSc
Voices in My Dream: Children’s Interpretation of Auditory Message
Dreams
M. Blagrove, PhD
Probabilistic Reasoning & Affirmative Bias in Precognitive Dreams
R. Dwyer, BS, CPC, R. Van de Castle, PhD
Dream Telepathy Contest
H. Ebrahimi, MA
Harry Potter, Power Creature for Helping Children Overcome
Nightmares
A. Hill, DMin and M. Sabini, PhD
Dream-Based Spiritual Practice
R. Hoss, MS
Dream Language, Image Activation Dreamwork
J. John, PhD, RD
Dancing the Dream Onward
E. Kellogg, PhD
Exploring the Tree of Life Through Lucid Dreaming
V. Lee, BFA
Dream & Show, Dream & Tell
A. Medina-Liberty
A Sociocultural Study of Children’s Dreams
Z. Newman, MFT
Dreamwork Approaches to Waking Life
J. Norris, MA and the JFKU ‘Dreamlins’
Oneiromancy of a Blue Screen
A. Siegel, PhD
Children’s Nightmares
B. Welt, PhD
”The Sleepers,” Walt Whitman’s Dream Vision
G. Goodwin, MA, W. Domhoff, PhD, R. Van de Castle, PhD, P. King, PhD
The Pioneering Dream Work of Calvin S. Hall (panel)
Hot off the Press (session #1)
see Web site in May for presenters
A. Siegel, PhD, B. Brenneis, PhD,
V. Tonay, PhD
Comparative Analysis of a Dream Series (panel)
P. King, PhD with K. Bulkeley, PhD, B. Welt, PhD
Teaching Dreams: Current Approaches (panel)
A. Siegel, PhD
Dreams and Aging (Symposium)
Presenters TBA
Sunset Cruise and Dessert Reception
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Presentations on Monday, June 27
W. Domhoff, PhD (Invited)
Content Analysis
W. Pannier, Incoming President IASD Presidential Address
Celebrating Diversity in IASD
Dr. M. Amanullah
Dreams In Islam
S. Asato
Healing Collage: Holistic Dreamwork
H. Aydar, PhD
Dreams & Dream Interpretations of Prophet Mohammed
J. Baylis, PhD
Associative Thinking Processes in Dreams & Awake
Rev. J. Bingham, MFT
Dreams: A Source of Revelation
Rev. P. Bulkeley
Dreams Near Death
B. Davids, MA
Making a Book for a Dream
P. Davis, MA
The Dream Bank Database:
Religious and Spiritual
D. Deslauriers, PhD,
F. Bogzaran, PhD
Integral Dreaming
S. Doehner, PhD, MFA
Exploring Sound Transformation
B. D’Urso, PhD
The Ethics of Dream Sex
Dr. I. Edgar
Islamic/Jihadist Dreamwork
G. Finocan
How Women Understand Their Dreams & Self-Identities.
J. Gackenbach, PhD
Video Game Play and Dreams
D. Jenkins, PhD
Playing with the Dream Story
D. Kahn, PhD
Awareness of Feelings &
Thoughts of Others in Dreams
N. Lund, MA and M. Munroe
Dreaming in 3D, Dioramas
L. McCabe, PhD
Finding the Dream in the Body
L. Nasser, MA, J. Norris, MA
From Dreams to Scenes,
Transforming Night Fears
R. Ongoren, PhD
Trans-Religious Dimensions
of Dream Interpretations
M. Schredl, PhD
Dreams Stimulate Waking-Life Creativity
M. Schroll, PhD
Transpersonal Lessons from an 11-Year Recurring Dream
J. Steinwedel, MS, MA
Leadership Coaching
B. Strickling, PhD, RCC
Dreams as Life Companions
K. Valli
Testability of the Threat
Simulation Theory
F. Van der Knaap, MA
Time to Wake up!
C. Warner, MA, MSW
Dreams, Trauma
and the Therapeutic Window
Craig Webb
Universal Dream Dance Circle
L. McCabe, PhD
with D. Van Nuys, PhD,
T. Wijngaard, MA,
R. Hoss, MS
Experiential Techniques in
Teaching Dreamwork (panel)
C. Pearson with S. Asato,
A. Hoffman, PhD,
L. Magallón, MBA,
R. VanDeCastle, PhD,
T. Wijngaard, MA
Inspirations and Epiphanies
of Journal Keepers (panel)
General IASD Membership Meeting |
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Presentations on Tuesday, June 28
C. Allen, MEd, PhD
The Dreamer Locus of Control
U. Barcaro
Recognition of Links Between Dream Sources
D. Bender, MFT
Forensic Linguistic Dream Analysis
J. Braman, MFA
New Meaning from Dream Symbols
R. Coutts
Why We Dream: Dreams as Test Scenarios
T. Crockett, MFA and S. Doehner, PhD
Outlaw Dreamwork
S. Doehner, PhD
Sound Transformations, Working Alchemically
T. Lenz, PhD
Historical Intersections Dreams and Medicine
L. Ehlers, PhD
Universal Images of the Dreamscape
M. Emery, PhD
Intuitive Dreamwork
N. Gratton
Five Steps to Becoming an Active Dreamer
D. Jenkins, PhD
Free to Break the Rules
L. Hem, PhD
Hartman’s 3 R’s
D. Hickey, PhD
Revisiting the Dream: Authentic Movement
R. Hilbert, PhD
How People Tell Dreams
J. Ichikawa, MA
Fire and the Cogito
Dr. I. Kanifolsky
Our Body Dreams
J. John, PhD, RD
The Use of Dreams in the Treatment of Obesity
E. Kellogg, PhD
Mathematics: Source Code of Dreamtime?
P. King, PhD
Preserving Narrative Meaning in Content Analysis
Dr. B. Koet
Rabbinic Dreambook
A. Lou and R. Martinez
Secrets of Interactive Dream Group Dynamics
S. Lucas, PhD, DAPA, LPC
Phenomenology of Past Life Dreams
L. Magallón, MBA
Dream Decoding: Structural Clues
W. Pannier and T. Lyons, ME
Dream Work with Cancer Patients
R. Russo, MA
Dream Art as Spiritual Practice: Photographic Imagery of Dreams
M. Scaman
Social Construction of Dream Sharing
B. Strickling, PhD, RCC
Dreaming about our Clients
M. Zanasi, MD
Dreams in Bulimia
F. Bogzaran
Eggs Dreaming (closing performance)
Hot off the Press (session #2)
see Web site in May for presenters
Dream Hike
Costume Dream Ball
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Daily Events: Morning Dream Groups:
Dance Your Dream, Patricia
Villanueva, PhD; Everyday Dreams, Arthur Funkhouser, PhD;
Waking up to
Your Dreams, Justina Lasley, MA; Dream Work Body Work, Jean Campbell,
MA; Dialogue with the Dreamer, David Jenkins, PhD; Dream-Inspired Art
Exhibit. Documentary Film: Lucid Dreaming, Richard Hilton; Yoga, Jim
Emery
Earn up to 24 Units of CE Credit • The
International Association for the Study of Dreams (IASD) is approved by
the American Psychological Association to offer continuing education for
psychologists. IASD maintains responsibility for the program. IASD is
also a CE Provider for the California Board of Behavioral Science
Examiners (PCE 2043). A 3-credit course on Dreams and Aging fills the
board requirement for Aging credits for all California psychotherapists
(BOP and BBSE). Attendees at the Weekend Mini-conference (June 25 and
26) can earn up to 15 CE units including 3 Aging credits. Please see
IASD Web site for specific conference events that quality for BBSE and
APA credits:
http://asdreams.org/2005/idx_ceu.htm
Register Early for Best Rates • Register now for either the full
conference, or the mini-conference, both held at the Doubletree Hotel in
Berkeley, California. The full conference begins Friday, June 24, and
ends with the Costume Dream Ball on Tuesday, June 28. The weekend
mini-conference is Friday evening through Sunday. Both full and
mini-conference attendees may register for the Sunday evening Sunset Bay
Cruise and dessert reception.
Online registration for the conference is recommended. When you register
you may either pay online with a credit card, or complete the
transaction by following up with a check or money order by mail—go to for details. Alternatively you can mail
the registration form with your fee. Rates increase after June 10, so
don’t wait.
http://asdreams.org/2005/registration.htm
Reserve Accommodations at the Doubletree
• To take advantage of the many
hotel facilities that are complimentary to guests, staying at the
Doubletree Hotel is strongly recommended. To this end IASD has obtained
a special discounted rate for a limited block of rooms, but an early
reservation is advised. For hotel reservations, reserve directly with
the DoubleTree by calling (510) 548-7920 or toll free at (800) 528-0444.
Ask for the special IASD Conference group rate: $119 single, $129
double, plus state and local taxes.
Sunset Bay Dream Cruise and Dessert Reception • Register for the cruise
and reception to be held Sunday evening on the gorgeous San Francisco
Bay. A small fee is requested to help defray the costs of the cruise.
Extended Stay? • The conference hotel rate can be extended from June 24
through July 4 on a space-available basis for those who arrive early or
wish to stay on to enjoy the July Fourth weekend. Call hotel for
details.
Register for the Buffet Lunch • From Saturday through Tuesday IASD has
arranged for a special discounted buffet luncheon at the hotel. This
luncheon is highly recommended, and is offered at a discounted package
rate of $28 and $52 for two- and four-day packages respectively.
Register now as seating is limited and reservations are required by June
10.
Audiotapes of Conference Events • Conference Recording Service (CRS)
will audio record selected presentations. Tapes will be on sale during
the conference or can be purchased after the conference by contacting
Conference Recording Service at 800/647-1110.
Venue • The Doubletree hotel is located right on the Bay, adjacent to
the marina and waterfront park, across from San Francisco and the Golden
Gate Bridge. The site offers spectacular views, a wildlife sanctuary,
nature trails, hiking, biking, bird watching, and kite flying. There is
ready access to Berkeley and the 4th Street shops and restaurants. San
Francisco is less than thirty minutes away by car or rapid transit. With
July Fourth fireworks displays at the hotel location the week following
the conference, it makes for an inviting time and place to stay and
vacation in the Bay Area.
Transport • The Doubletree Hotel in Berkeley is easily accessible from
the Oakland airport (15 miles) or San Francisco Airport ( 24 miles) by
cab or Bay Porter shuttle (call 1-877-467-1800 toll free or
510/864-4000). From the hotel area, there is regular local bus transport
around the Berkeley area and easy access to San Francisco from Berkeley
by Bay Area Rapid Transit.
Information • For current information and updates about IASD and the
conference, log onto www.ASDreams.org/2005 where you’ll find the
complete program, presentation abstracts, CE information. Special events
and other information will be posted as available. If you have questions
regarding the conference or registration, contact us by e-mail
(office@ASDreams.org
) or leave a call-back message (toll-free if you are in North America)
at 1-866-DREAM12 (866-373-2612). For updates you may subscribe to the
monthly IASD E-News group by sending a blank e-mail to:
asd-enews-subscribe@yahoogroups.com
For Program Information • Robert Hoss, MS, at
robertjhoss@aol.com
For PR Information • Alan Siegel, PhD, at
dreamsdr@aol.com
For Site and Logistical Information • Host Marcia Emery, PhD, at
powerhunch@aol.com
About the International Association
for the Study of Dreams
THE INTERNATIONAL ASSOCIATION FOR THE STUDY OF DREAMS (IASD) is a
nonprofit, international, multidisciplinary organization dedicated to
the pure and applied investigation of dreams and dreaming. Its purposes
are to promote an awareness and appreciation of dreams in both
professional and public arenas; to encourage research into the nature,
function, and significance of dreaming; to advance the application of
the study of dreams; and to provide a forum for the eclectic and
interdisciplinary exchange of ideas and information. IASD is open to
anyone interested in the exploration of dreams or dreaming. Members of
IASD come from over 30 countries around the globe, and approach dreams
from a broad range of backgrounds and perspectives including: psychology
and psychiatry, clinical practice, academic and laboratory research,
education, religious studies, anthropology, social work, literature,
expressive and performing arts, philosophy, the humanities, and
business. Members receive substantial discounts at conferences, the
quarterly magazine Dream Time, the quarterly academic journal Dreaming,
and monthly electronic bulletins (IASD E-News). Members can participate
in one of a dozen specialty Electronic Study Groups. To join or for more
information, log on to our Web site at www.ASDreams.org
IASD Ethical Policies
Participants and presenters agree to follow IASD’s Ethics Statement and
Dreamwork Ethics Statement which are available
HERE. Our ethical policy emphasizes respect,
confidentiality, and sensitivity to individual and cultural differences.
See our Web site (www.ASDreams.org).
Conference Hosts
Marcia Emery, PhD
Conference Host
Robert Hoss, MS
co-Host and Lead Program co-Chair
Alan Siegel, PhD
Program Co-Chair
Kelly Bulkeley, PhD
Program Co-Chair
Richard Russo, MA
Arts Chair |
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Officers
Richard Russo, MA
(President)
Wendy Pannier, BA
(Acting Board Chair
and President-Elect)
Bob Hoss, MS
(Executive Officer)
David Kahn, PhD
(Vice-President)
Aad van Ouwerkerk, MA
(VP Europe)
Anjali Hazarika, PhD
(VP Asia/Pacific)
Robert Waggoner, BA
(Treasurer)
Michele Ferrante
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IASD Board
Berthe Bogers
Jill Fischer, MS
Tjitske Wijngaard, MA
Jean Campbell, MA
David Gordon, PhD
Layne Dalfen
Curtiss Hoffman, PhD
Ralf Penderak
Olaf Gerlach Hansen, MA
Jim Pagel, MS, MD
Roger Knudson, PhD
Cynthia Pearson
Ed Kellogg, PhD
Craig Webb, PhD
Marcia Emery, PhD |
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Past Presidents
Robert Hoss, MS
Robert Bosnak, JD
Mark Blagrove, PhD
Jane White-Lewis, PhD
Alan Siegel, PhD
Patricia Garfield, PhD
Kelly Bulkeley, PhD
Johanna King, PhD
Rev. Jeremy Taylor, DMin, SThD
Deirdre Barrett, PhD
Stanley Krippner, PhD
Rita Dwyer, BS, CPC
Erik Craig, EdD
Carol S. Rupprecht, PhD
Alan Moffitt, PhD
Jayne Gackenbach, PhD
Ernest Hartmann, MD
Milton Kramer, MD
Robert L. Van de Castle, PhD
Gayle M. V. Delaney
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