Courses based on empirical studies of dreaming, dream recall, neuroscientific foundations of dreaming, dream work outcomes, and other dimensions of quantitative and qualitative research.
On November 11-13, 2016, the International Association for the Study of Dreams sponsored the first Online Dream Research Conference, which featured some of the best-known dream researchers in the world.
Open to the public, IASD's Online Dream Research Conference was the first of its kind. It fostered collaboration and inquiry among dream researchers, neuroscientists, mental health providers, and lay dream workers everywhere.
Now you can enjoy the conference presentations, and the 9-session conference-based course. The presentations are as follows:
Erin Wamsley, PhD: Memory Consolidation in Dreams and Waking Thought
Sophie Schwartz, PhD: Processing Emotionally-Relevant Information in Sleep and Dreams (The audio for this presentation was poor, so it is included as a bonus, without additional cost.)
Robert Stickgold, PhD: The Induction of Specific Dream Content
Antonio Zadra, PhD: Discoveries and Challenges in the Study of Nightmare
Mark Blagrove, PhD: Exploration-insight from Discussion of REM Dreams, NREM Dreams and Daydreams Using the Ullman Dream Group Method
Tracey Kahan, PhD: Predictors of Metacognition in Dreaming and Waking: Another Look
Jennifer Windt, PhD: The Philosophy of Sleep & Dreaming: Questions and Future Perspectives
G. William Domhoff, PhD: We Need Bigger and Better Samples of Dream Reports: ‘Most Recent Dream’ Reports and Dream Journals Are The Best Answer
Michael Shredl, PhD: Can We Learn Something About Dreaming by Studying Gender Differences?
Cost: US$89 via Paypal
Group Student discount (Requires contact from professor verifying use of course in curriculum, and minimum of six students) US$30/student via Paypal