“A dream provides an exact tincture of the soul.. to wake us from a faint-hearted life.”
— RODGER KAMENETZ
4-Day Studio Intensive
with
Kim Gillingham
Descend into the dream and be nourished.
Tuesday, September 20
thru
Friday, September 23
10:30 am – 3:30 pm (PT)
Los Angeles — Eastside
In Person
This is an intensive. Limited to participants who can wholeheartedly commit to attending all four sessions in full. Dreamwork experience is not as necessary as the capacity and willingness to dive deeply.
Gathering together for our first IN-PERSON workshop in two years, this intensive will immerse us in the process of Creative Dream Work. Working in a robust and generous space on the east side of Los Angeles, we will stay with one dream for the full 4-day process. Work will include mat work (exploring privately within the container of the class), exploration of voice, body, and breath, experiential work with fellow artists, and some guided dream work walk-throughs to illuminate the process.
Each class is led by Kim Gillingham (in Person).
Due to the nature of our work class size is limited and this intensive is by application only. Compliance with Covid testing for the well-being of all is required.
Tuition for intensive is $700.
We have different levels of financial assistance as well as a few full scholarship positions. Please follow the application link to apply for this assistance.
To apply, please follow the link below and complete the waiver and application form. Apply early. Registration closes either when class is full, or at the latest by end of day, September 10.
You will be contacted shortly if we are able to place you in class or include you on the waitlist.
Thank you for your interest in the 4-Day Studio Intesnsive with Kim Gillingham. At present, the class is FULL. Please reach out to Tori at tori@creativedreamwork.com to be placed on the waitlist.
Refunds will be available if someone from the waitlist is able to take your place. Our waitlist is released 48 hours before class. You are responsible for your tuition after this time.
Image: Paul Klee, Strong Dream