You can share a recent, recurring, or memorable dream in as much detail as feels useful.
DREAM WORK THERAPY
Explore recurring dreams, vivid imagery, emotions, and unconscious patterns through depth-oriented dream work therapy.
Priscila Coleff, MA, RCC · 20 years of clinical experience · Online counselling
WHY DREAMS STAY WITH US
A dream may linger because of its imagery, emotion, repetition, or the feeling that something important is just beneath the surface.
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The same dream, theme, or situation keeps returning and feels worth understanding.
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A dream feels unusually intense, moving, confusing, or difficult to shake.
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Certain people, places, images, or symbols seem significant even when their meaning is unclear.
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Dreams may become more noticeable during periods of change, uncertainty, grief, identity shifts, or personal growth.
WHAT IS DREAM WORK THERAPY?
Dream work therapy uses dreams as a starting point for exploring emotions, patterns, relationships, inner conflicts, and parts of your experience that may be harder to access in everyday life.
Rather than assigning fixed meanings to symbols, the work is collaborative. We look at the images, feelings, associations, and body responses that arise, and explore how they may connect with what is happening in your life.
Consider how your dreams may relate to what you are experiencing, feeling, or navigating in daily life.
WHAT WE CAN EXPLORE TOGETHER
Dream work can bring attention to emotions, relationships, recurring patterns, transitions, and questions of meaning that may be difficult to access directly.
Explore dreams, themes, or situations that keep returning.
Notice the images and symbols that feel especially charged or meaningful.
Explore feelings that appear in dreams and how they may connect with waking life.
Look at how dream figures may reflect relational dynamics or different parts of yourself.
Explore dreams that emerge during periods of change, grief, uncertainty, major decisions, or shifts.
Explore what your dreams may be revealing about deeper questions, needs, or inner tensions.
IS DREAM WORK RIGHT FOR YOU?
Certain dreams stay with you, repeat over time, or feel difficult to understand on your own.
You are curious about the emotions, symbols, and patterns that may be emerging through your dreams.
Dreams may feel especially vivid during transitions, grief, relationship changes, or shifts in identity.
Dream work can offer another way to explore experiences that do not always make sense through thought alone.
You are looking for a collaborative process that explores what a dream means in the context of your own life.
You want space to slow down, notice what is emerging, and explore rather than rush toward an answer.
WHY GAIA
Experienced, thoughtful support from Priscila Coleff, MA, RCC, FOT.
Rather than assigning fixed meanings, we explore what the dream may mean within your own life.
Dream work is integrated into psychotherapy, allowing deeper themes to be explored when they emerge.
WHAT TO EXPECT
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You can share a recent, recurring, or memorable dream in as much detail as feels useful.
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Together, we notice the emotions, images, symbols, associations, and body responses connected to the dream.
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We explore how the dream may relate to your relationships, patterns, transitions, or current inner experience.
Priscila Coleff, MA, RCC, FOT
MEET PRISCILA
Priscila Coleff, MA, RCC, FOT, brings 20 years of clinical experience to dream work, depth-oriented psychotherapy, and emotionally complex inner experiences.
Her approach is collaborative, thoughtful, and grounded in depth psychology, Jungian-informed work, somatic awareness, and careful attention to each client’s pace.
The work is informed by depth psychology and Jungian ideas, including symbolism, the unconscious, and personal meaning, while remaining grounded in your individual experience.
READY TO BEGIN?
A free 20-minute consultation gives you space to share what is bringing you to dream work, ask questions, and see whether working together feels like the right fit.