Where Two Symbolic Languages Meet
Dreams and Tarot both speak through image, symbol, story and association. What happens when we bring these two rich symbolic languages into conversation?
Dreams & Tarot is an experiential workshop exploring Tarot as a creative and reflective doorway into dreamwork. Rather than using the cards to predict the future or provide a definitive interpretation of a dream, we use them as reflective mirrors — opening new associations, questions, perspectives and possibilities.
Together, we’ll explore how Tarot can help us enter more deeply into the imagery and emotional landscape of a dream, encounter dream characters and symbols in new ways, and continue conversations that may have begun while we were sleeping.
Through a blend of teaching, guided exploration, journaling, imagination and hands-on practice, you’ll learn several ways of bringing dreams and Tarot together that you can continue exploring on your own.
You don’t need to be an experienced Tarot reader or know how to “interpret” dreams. Curiosity is enough.
What to bring: A Tarot deck you feel comfortable working with. A Rider–Waite–Smith or Rider–Waite–Smith-based deck is recommended, particularly if you are newer to Tarot. You’ll also want a journal and something to write with. No previous Tarot experience is necessary.
Online | Approx. 5 hours | $175 CAD
Where Two Symbolic Languages Meet
Dreams and Tarot both speak through image, symbol, story and association. What happens when we bring these two rich symbolic languages into conversation?
Dreams & Tarot is an experiential workshop exploring Tarot as a creative and reflective doorway into dreamwork. Rather than using the cards to predict the future or provide a definitive interpretation of a dream, we use them as reflective mirrors — opening new associations, questions, perspectives and possibilities.
Together, we’ll explore how Tarot can help us enter more deeply into the imagery and emotional landscape of a dream, encounter dream characters and symbols in new ways, and continue conversations that may have begun while we were sleeping.
Through a blend of teaching, guided exploration, journaling, imagination and hands-on practice, you’ll learn several ways of bringing dreams and Tarot together that you can continue exploring on your own.
You don’t need to be an experienced Tarot reader or know how to “interpret” dreams. Curiosity is enough.
What to bring: A Tarot deck you feel comfortable working with. A Rider–Waite–Smith or Rider–Waite–Smith-based deck is recommended, particularly if you are newer to Tarot. You’ll also want a journal and something to write with. No previous Tarot experience is necessary.
Online | Approx. 5 hours | $175 CAD