Sit in a circle of dreamers.

What happens in the circle

Come with a dream, or come to listen.

Dreams are shared within a supportive group process, receiving clarifying questions and reflections from the circle, with smaller groups offering insights, exploring symbolism and supporting self-discovery. Practices may include guided meditation, ritual elements and somatic awareness.

Daniel draws on the foundational work of Jung and Freud alongside contemporary dreamwork pioneers including Toko-pa Turner, Estes and Sangreal. This is an open-level circle: no dreamwork experience is necessary. It is a confidential, non-judgmental space, where self-knowledge, imagination, healing, and a deeper connection to yourself and others are allowed to arrive in their own time — not goals to reach for, but what tends to come when dreams are met among others.

Upcoming circles

Choose a night, and take a seat.

Every circle is open level, and newcomers are welcome with or without a dream to share. Ninety minutes, in person in New York or online. Each circle carries its own place, price, and way to reserve; your place is held once you register.

Example listings. Placeholder circles covering the range: two studios alternating, a monthly online circle, prices that vary, and three different places to register. September shows four in a month as the busy case; October shows a more typical three. Daniel replaces these with real dates before launch.

Stay in the circle

Join the mailing list.

Enrollment opens periodically. Join the list and we will let you know when the next circle is announced.

Occasional updates about upcoming circles. Your information will not be shared.

A circle keeps a seat for whoever the dream sends.