Whether you’re a daydream believer or a dream weaver, you’ll find something dream worthy at your library. Interpret your dreams through psychology and the tarot, hear the current state of the American Dream from the view of an economist, and learn tricks of the trade for catching those much-needed z’s at night with sleep hygiene and medicinal herbs. Come dream with us this September! All programs are free and open to the public; no registration required.

Understanding Dreams

What can we learn from our dreams? In this class we will review Robert Johnson’s book Inner Work: Using Dreams and Active Imagination for Personal Growth. Johnson provides an overview and context for a Jungian understanding of dreams, but he also provides practical steps that help to uncover the meaning of our dreams. Reading this book is not a prerequisite, nor necessary for gleaning something from this class. There will be some teaching, time for discussion and perhaps dream analysis from a willing participant. Led by Julian Caballero (M.A., LPC Intern), a therapist in private practice in Central Oregon.

• Wednesday, September 12 – 6:00 p.m. – Downtown Bend Library | 601 NW Wall Street, Bend
• Wednesday, September 19 – noon – Sisters Library | 110 North Cedar Street, Sisters