Dreams Speak article in Australian Natural Health magazine
According to psychologist Therese Duckett, the otherworldy visions we see when we fall asleep connect us to our subconscious mind and provide clues and reminders about what we need to do, achieve or resolve.
To read Therese Duckett’s interview with Australian Natural Health editor Amber Wilson, click on the link below.
About Therese Duckett
Therese Duckett is a psychologist working in Victoria, Australia. Her Masters thesis reflected her interest in dreams and was entitled ‘The children of Holocaust survivors and the transmission of trauma through dreams and nightmares’. Before becoming a psychologist, Therese was a teacher, and later a counsellor for Palliative Care and the Alzheimer’s Association. She has also facilitated dream workshops and taught many people how to record and understand their dreams: she herself has kept a dream journal for almost thirty years. Therese has three children and three grandchildren. Dreams Speak, published in Australia and New Zealand in September 2009, is her first book.
You can purchase Dreams Speak online from Exisle Publishing.
Therese Duckett MPsych(Couns) 