I have been an active dreamer all my life, working with and within my dreams to better understand and navigate my waking experiences. I began training with world renowned dream healer, Robert Moss in 2004 in the Art and Practice of Active Dreaming and attained Certification as a Level II Dream Teacher in 2006.

The wisdom in the imagery and experience of our dreams can spontaneously unlock hidden potentials and catalyze higher states of consciousness.

Active Dreaming provides healing, creativity, and insight on all levels of being. Our dreams are a doorway into vast untapped resources that, when put into action in our everyday lives, can free us of limitations, attachments, stagnation, depression, or other challenges to a happy and fulfilling life. Active Dreaming is more than lucid dreaming, it is not dream analysis or interpretation either; it is a way to mine your dreams for the wisdom you seek, to energize your creativity, solve dilemmas, practice for important moments, take a look at future possibilities or even foretell life-changing events through active, conscious involvement in your own dream-life.

I value greatly the dreams I've had over the years of fascinating meetings with dream teachers and mentors and the things I've learned in the contexts of various "dream schools". I find very often that information coming through in dreams becomes practical and useful in my waking life through the application of various principles found in Active Dreaming. Sometimes the tools I gain are applicable right away, sometimes it takes as long as 20 years for the information to become relevant. This timeless and time-transcendent aspect of (what Australian Aborigines call) The Dream-Time fascinates me greatly.

There are many stories about people saving their own lives or the lives of others by acting on information gained in their dreams. In my own life I experience the Deja "View" of having previously experienced in dreams the experiences of my present daily life quite often.