The study of dreams has moved from a focus on what they mean to attention to the
underlying neuroscience mechanisms that are involved in their generation. Current research …

Expanded from a special issue of the Journal of Cognitive Psychotherapy, this volume
contains some of the most interesting and promising work on dreams coming from therapists …

Lucid dreams—dreams in which the dreamer is aware that they are dreaming—are
generally positive and empowering experiences, for which a variety of benefits have been …

Reports of white dreams, the feeling of having had a dream experience without being able to
specify this experience any further, make up almost one third of all dream reports, yet this …

Program Your Dreams. For Success. Everyone dreams, everyone can learn to interpret his
or her dreams, and we can all use dreams to expand knowledge and control our lives. In …

Dreaming, a widely researched aspect of sleep, often mirrors waking-life experiences.
Despite the prevalence of sensory perception during wakefulness, sensory experiences in …

DreamResearch.net: The Case for a Cognitive Theory of Dreams dreamresearch.net The
Case for a Cognitive Theory of Dreams G. William Domhoff University of California, Santa …

Dreaming, whatever else it may be, is surely a cognitive process. The classical concern with
whether and how dreams might have symbolic meanings that are open to interpretation …

Nightmares are often addressed today only in terms of how to prevent them, repress them, or
transform them into positive experiences. In this paper, I will illustrate how some nightmares …