Dreaming has always been something I felt drawn to instinctively. What began as a quiet habit of recording my dreams in adolescence became a lifelong relationship with the inner world. Over time, those journals formed a living archive of thousands of dreams, not just of images and symbols, but of growth, transformation, and the subtle ways the psyche speaks across seasons of life.

Through sustained, personal study of my own long-term dream series, I’ve witnessed how symbols evolve, how patterns return in new forms, and how meaning deepens when we stay in conversation with the unconscious. This direct experience is the foundation of my work.

Alongside that lived practice, I’ve pursued formal training in dream interpretation and depth psychology. My studies include a year-long dream analyst program with Jungian analysts, workshops, and training at Pacifica Graduate Institute with Stephen Aizenstat, and study with Robert Moss and other contemporary dream educators. I’ve facilitated community dream groups, taught lucid dreaming workshops, and have been a member of the International Association for the Study of Dreams since 2017. I am currently continuing certification studies in depth psychology.

My long-term dream research has also contributed to the work of leading dream scholars, William Domhoff, PhD, and Kelly Bulkeley, PhD, strengthening my respect for the scientific and research dimensions of dreaming.

I approach dreams as living experiences. They may reflect movements in the inner psyche, echo transitions in waking life, or touch intuitive realms that bridge the inner and outer worlds. No single framework fully captures their intelligence. Each dream carries its own language, and together we listen for what wants to emerge.

Moonbeam Dreamwork was born of this devotion… a desire to offer a grounded, thoughtful space where dreams are met with curiosity, care, and depth. To share the profound intelligence that dreams offer when we learn to listen…