For more than fifty years, my work has unfolded at the intersection of dreams, fairy tales, psychotherapy, writing, and teaching. I have spent my life listening — to patients, to students, to the images that rise up in sleep, and to the old stories that still seem to know something we’ve forgotten.
I am a depth psychotherapist by training, but that is only one of the forms this listening has taken. It has also become books, essays, classes, and an ongoing conversation about consciousness and the imaginal life — different expressions of the same lifelong inquiry into how psyche speaks to us, and what it might mean to take that speech seriously.
You’ll find all of it here: the books and writings that have grown out of this work, the classes and teaching that continue it, some explorations of dreams and symbols for their own sake, and the clinical practice that first grounded it.
