The DREAMS Foundation: Mission
The DREAMS Foundation (Dream Research
and Experimental Approaches to the Mechanisms
of Sleep) is a non-profit organization.
The Foundation's Aims:
- Inform both the public and health/science professionals about
the nature of dreams and their practical applications in relationship
to overall health and well-being.
- Support ongoing research into dreams and non-pharmaceutical
treatments for sleep and dream disorders.
- Contribute to the training and education of students and researchers
in these fields.
- Provide funding for both fundamental and clinical research
in these fields.
- Contribute to improved treatment of patients with dream-related
disorders.
- Encourage research into both normal and abnormal dreaming and sleep processes.
Current Activities & Services:
- Presentations at invited lectures and seminars
- On-going courses
in dreams, lucid dreams, and their practical applications
for improving waking life, as well as outdoor
training programs and retreats
- Fund-raising
- Ongoing construction of an internet presence at: www.dreams.ca
- An initiative is underway to bring dreams and dreamwork techniques
to both private individuals and health care professionals who
are caring for the terminally ill -- a vital arena for the benefits
available from dreams
- Another project, currently on hold due to funding needs, was
initiated to bring the practical applications of dreams and
lucid dreams both into high schools to offer adolescents an
empowering outlet for adventure and exploration greatly preferable
to drug experimentation
The DREAMS Foundation and You
Every person on Earth dreams every night, and
we all end up passing about a third of our lives in sleep. It
follows that there must be something very important going on while
we sleep and dream, yet in the industrialized world, we generally
pay little attention to our dreams. Gathered here is a look at
some ancient ideas and recent discoveries that seem to be in great
need in our culture, and for which there has been a steadily growing
demand. We are glad to be able to share with you this overview
of the results from many years of study and research, and truly
hope you will consider personally experimenting with dream
recall and incubation, and the applications
of dreams and lucid dreams.
The DREAMS Foundation is a non-profit organization,
which offers services for both the public and for health and science
professionals, some of which are offered at no charge such as
this web site. We have compiled and brought you what we have seen
to be very valuable, practical information, though the results
may not be immediately apparent. If you find it helpful, we truly
hope that you will consider supporting the Foundation by
making a donation. This will enable us to continue
providing this service for others and to improve the range and
quality of the services we offer.
We genuinely appreciate your interest, welcome
your feedback,
and thank you for joining us on what we hope will be for you a
fascinating exploration and adventure of rediscovery into what
is quite often the forgotten third of life.
Warm regards,
Craig Webb
Executive Director
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Craig Webb is a McGill University graduate with pioneering dream and consciousness research at Stanford
University and Sacre-Coeur Hospital, and has
two decades experience researching, applying, writing
and teaching about dreams, consciousness, applied psychology, and mind-body wellness. He is privileged to be an invited expert for
universities, major motion pictures, Fortune 500 corporations,
and over a thousand international media. |
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