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Constructive Dreaming with Henry Reed

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Dream researcher Henry Reed is called “The Father of the Dreamwork Movement,” and for good reason!

Reed’s many years of research not only led to his overcoming some of his personal struggles but has literally turned the entire study of dreams on its head.

To say he has made a dent in the academic community of psychology is an understatement. Henry Reed has managed to convince some of the most ardent skeptics that dreams can be used constructively to literally change the paradigm of individuals and communities alike!

More about our guest:

henry-reedHenry Reed divides his time between being a goat rancher and being an independent scholar of psychology, involved in writing, teaching, consulting, research and counseling. His speciality is cultivating the creative spirit in others, working from both humanistic and transpersonal viewpoints.

He received his Ph.D. from U.C.L.A. and was Assistant Professor of Psychology at Princeton University and Professor of Transpersonal Studies at Atlantic University. He has authored several popular books and professional articles and produced several instructional videos.

Reed was termed the “Father of the Dreamwork movement” because of his creation of Sundance: The Community Dream Journal, that helped spark the national dreamwork movement. He had a one-man show of his dream inspired watercolor paintings at the Virginia Beach Center for the Arts, and created an annual “Dreams and Creativity” program for the City of Virginia Beach. He also consulted on a three hour series for the Discovery channel on dreams. He now leads people on home-based dream quests and paints watercolor mandalas for them as a channel of prayer support. The Smithsonian Institute invited him to give a lecture about his “Dream Solutions” method of creative dream work.

He is Senior Fellow at the Edgar Cayce Institute of Intuitive Studies where he regularly provides training, consultation and research. He is also a Licensed Professional Counselor with a private practice in Mouth of Wilson, Virginia, specializing in intensive, transformational work, centered in dreams, energetic healing, and creativity. He is the founder of Creative Spirit Studios, which is a collaborative of lightworkers involved in using creative spirit in healing, teaching, and innovative service projects and research. Their virtual headquarters is at www.creativespirit.net and Henry maintains a well-equipped studio at Flying Goat Ranch in the Appalachian mountains, where he breeds and trains work friendly goats who help out and entertain guests of the spiritual healing sanctuary that exists on the ranch. His most recent projects include creating an “Intuitive Heart Discovery Group” network around the country training people to become Intuitive Heartpractitioners and the development of the online “webzine,” Intuitive-Connections Network, located at www.intuitive-connections.net

More ways to connect with Henry Reid Ph.D.:

www.henryreed.com

http://edgarcayce-intuitionschool.org/intuitiveheart/world/

Alexis Brooks

Alexis Brooks is the editor-in-chief of Higher Journeys, an award-winning talk show host, #1 best-selling author, and international speaker covering metaphysics, spirituality and personal transformation. Her work explores consciousness, human potential, and the deeper characteristics of reality from a transcendental perspective and her approach to these subjects have been described by many as “clear and easy to understand” in covering an otherwise complex and esoteric subject matter. Alexis' mantra: If you dare explore the mystery, Universe will more than meet you half way!

2 Comments

  1. Marcus Jones
    June 8, 2018 @ 1:37 am

    I heard you on coast to coast am last night and would to take you up on your offer of a
    Free book with some guidance on group dreaming. My address is the following.
    Marcus Jones
    4831 S.E. 61st Ave.
    Portland,Oregon 97206

    Thank you Marcus

    Reply

    • Alexis Brooks - Editor, Higher Journeys
      June 20, 2018 @ 2:18 pm

      Dear Marcus, I’m afraid you’ve reached our site in error. You’ll need to reach out directly to Mr. Henry Reed. Best, HJ

      Reply

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