Freud and Dreams [Dream Interpretation Course] |
A 10-lesson email course by J Jones and AROPA
If you wish to find more about Sigmund Freud's dream interpretation method, this course is for you. You will learn about some of his basic
features, such as the free association method applied on dreams, the wish-dream, the children's dreams and dreams with sexual content. And what is worth we offer a list of dream symbols and their meaning in
Freud's view. Finally, the last 2 lessons provide 2 examples of dreams interpreted through Freud's method to better seize its main features, and the way one should handle them. Please note that
this course is intended for people without any prior experience with Freudian concepts and methods of exploration of the unconscious. Most of the lessons are taken from the Psychoanalytic
Techniques of Exploration of the Unconscious.
What is email delivery? This course is made of 10 lessons, written in email format, delivered by email directly to your inbox
. This means you need your own email account and access to it and, of course, you should know how to check it and download the inbox content.
- Lessons:
Here are the lessons titles:
1. How did Freud Discover the Dream Interpretation Method
A short introduction to the Freud approach of his own dreams and the famous dream of Irma injection.2. Children Dreams Their specific and the way they may be interpreted.
3. Structure of Dreams Dreams are produced by our mind in a sleeping state. This lesson depicts the psychic mechanism that lead to dream formation according to Freud. 4. Dream Analysis
The specific of dream interpretation in Freud's view. 5. Sexual Dreams Are all dreams sexual? This lesson talks about the dreams with sexual content and what they mean. 6. Symbols in Dreams
Most of the dreams's content is made of symbols. Several symbols are explained by Freud the way they appear in almost all human dreams. 7. Psychoanalysis and Dreams
What is the place of dream interpretation in the psychoanalytic approach of the human psyche. 8. Freud and Dreams Today What is the place of Freudian dream interpretation in the
psychoanalytic world today. 9. Dreaming of Falling Teeth (PDF) Example of dream approached through Freud's method. 10. A Dream with a Sexual Content (PDF)
Example of dream approached through Freud's method. QUIZ: You may test your acquired knowledge by taking our online quiz (not mandatory).
We deliver our lessons on a schedule, that is, 1 lesson every 2 days. This
means you need to check out your email account every 2 days from the day you started the course.
This course is interactive, that is, you may contact J Jones through email for
further information and/or clarification concerning the lessons. You may ask questions or simply submit your opinion regarding this course.
- Cost:
US $15
- Order now
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delivery. Usually it takes 1-4 hours to start receiving lessons (depending of the payment method you choose - the quickest is PayPal).
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elearning and our courses please visit the the student guide page here or contact us at aropa@freudfile.org.
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Explains several methods of approaching dreams, starting from the ancient tradition up to the psychoanalytic era of Freud and Jung.
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