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A therapeutic social dreaming practice at the intersection of art, poetry, sociology, and psychotherapy. Participants may share night-time dreams or listen to others, share associations, or sit in silence. Suitable for neurodiverse brains, including ADHD, autism spectrum, sensory processing difficulties, dyslexia, dyspraxia, dyscalculia, and highly sensitive persons. Allies are welcome. No preparation or remembered dreams are needed, and no diagnosis is required. Cash on site.
