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Gestalt and Dreams

Live at the Library
Thursday, November 12, 2026 at 2:00 AM UTC – 4:30 AM UTC

Zoom link provided at registration.

Sharon Terry and GPLRC Staff

At this event, we explore dreams through the lens of gestalt practice, using material from the Dream Room, including recordings of past dream-work sessions. The meeting will combine an orientation to the GPLRC materials in the Dream Room with opportunities to practice with dreams.

By entering the images in a dream, we may contact aspects of ourselves that have been out of awareness. In this approach, there is no analysis or interpretation; the dreamer is the expert and the dream provides doorways to insight. Perls considered dream work the royal road to integration, discovery, and new possibilities.


Living Library Events: Guidelines for Participation and Recording Policy

Participation

Gestalt Practice Library and Resource Center gatherings are participatory and often include experiential exercises. We ask that you come to a program intending to be present and engaged. Plan to set aside other activities and have your camera on. Although we meet online, our guideline is to participate as you would if we were together in person.

Whenever possible, join from the beginning and plan to stay through the end. Orientation and instruction introduced early in a program often inform what happens later. If you need to be away from the meeting for more than a few minutes, let one of the leaders know through the chat.

Because participants may share personal experiences during Library gatherings, we also ask everyone to respect the privacy of what others share and not repeat personal material outside the gathering without permission.

Recording

Part of the mission of the Gestalt Practice Library and Resource Center is to document this work and make it accessible over time. Library events are recorded in audio and video, and recordings may become part of the Library's archive.

If you do not want your voice to be recorded, keep your microphone muted. Breakout rooms are not recorded.

If, after participating, you realize that you prefer something you said not be included in the archived recording, contact us at info@gestaltpracticelibrary.org. Include the name and date of the program and, as specifically as you can, identify your portion that you would like removed.

Participants may not make their own audio, video, photographic, chat, screen, or other recordings of Library gatherings.

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