A gift: the Dream Map Call
Let’s begin with a conversation.
A free Dream Map Call for the woman who dreams vividly, or once did and longs to return there now. Remember, explore, and understand the world you visit at night.
You’ll leave with your first Dream Map, a one-page plan you fill in yourself and keep charting after the call.
Request my callSound familiar?
You wake up with a dream still close. By breakfast, it’s gone.
- You keep returning to the same places in your dreams, and you sense they mean something.
- You tell yourself you’ll write it down later. Later never comes.
- Your spiritual practice is always the first thing life pushes aside.
- You’ve trusted your inner guidance for years, but you’ve never given it the time it asks for.
What the call is
My gift to you
Writing has been how I heal my story: how I listen to my dreams, hear what my body is saying, and bring the parts of myself back into conversation. The Dream Map Call is where I share the first step of that with you.
We’ll meet on Zoom for 40 minutes and begin a written conversation with your dream self. You’ll leave with your first Dream Map and a simple practice to return to.
It’s also a chance to see how working with me flows. You can decide what feels right from there.
Is it right for you?
Who this is for, and who it isn’t for
This call is for you if:
- You’ve always known you have spiritual gifts, and you’ve kept them quietly alongside everything you’ve built, at work, in business or at home.
- Your dreams, intuition or inner voice have been asking for more of your attention.
- You’re ready to give your Higher Self real space, without walking away from the life you’ve built.
- You dream vividly, or you once did and miss it.
- You’d like a gentle, practical first step, not a big commitment.
This call isn’t for you if:
- You’re looking for therapy or crisis support. This is writing-based self-exploration. It works alongside professional support, not in place of it.
- You want a guaranteed result. I don’t promise outcomes.
- You’d rather not write. Writing is at the heart of everything I offer.
Near the end of the call, if it feels like a fit, I’ll tell you about Writing to Yourself, my paid eight-week course with one live group call a week. It’s free, and there is no obligation to join anything.
In our time together, we will
- Turn one dream into a two-way conversation with your dream self, instead of letting it fade.
- Notice the places, images, and feelings that keep coming back.
- Find where your dream world touches your waking life: a memory, something happening now, or something you hope for.
- Choose one small step to keep the conversation going this week.
Your Dream Map
What you’ll leave with
Your Dream Map is one page you’ll fill in during our call, in your own words. It has three parts:
- NarratePlaces and Images: the landscapes and symbols you keep returning to. Feelings and Threads: what you felt, and where your dream touches your waking life.
- NegotiateLearn to Listen to Your Dream Self: what your dream self wants you to know, and your first words back.
- NavigateThe Bridge: one small step into your waking week.
First we listen to your dreams. Then you begin to speak into the dream state. Every dream is welcome, including the frightening ones, and we only go as far as feels right.
After our call, your map is yours to keep charting and expanding as your dream world grows.
How it works
- Answer a few questions.Tell me about one dream, image, or place you keep thinking about.
- Pick a time on Zoom.Choose what suits your week.
- Talk together.We’ll write, listen, and begin your map.
Questions
Frequently asked questions
What is a Dream Map?
A Dream Map is the plan you fill in yourself during the call. It has three parts. In Narrate, you capture the places, images and feelings in your dream and the threads that connect them. In Negotiate, you receive a message from your dream self about what the dream is telling you. In Navigate, you choose one small step into your waking week. After the call, it’s yours to keep charting and expanding.
What happens on the Dream Map Call?
We meet on Zoom for 40 minutes and begin a written conversation with your dream self. We notice the places, images and feelings that keep returning, find where your dream world touches your waking life, and choose one small step for the week. You leave with your first Dream Map and a simple practice.
Is the Dream Map Call really free?
Yes. It is 40 minutes of my time, given freely, with no strings attached. Near the end of the call, if it feels like a fit, I’ll tell you about Writing to Yourself, my paid eight-week course with one live group call a week. There is no obligation to join anything.
Is this therapy?
No. This is writing-based self-exploration and spiritual practice, not therapy, counseling or medical care, and no particular outcome is guaranteed. You choose what to share, and we can slow down anytime. If you are in crisis, please reach out to a licensed professional, or call or text 988 in the US.
Will you interpret my dreams for me?
I’ll teach you to interpret them yourself. You write your map in your own words and learn to hear what your dream self is telling you, so the answers are yours.
What if I don’t remember my dreams well?
The call is for women who dream vividly and for women who once did and long to return. The request form asks you to share one dream, image or place you keep thinking about, and that is enough to begin.
How is this different from keeping a dream journal?
A dream journal is a record of what happened. In this practice you write to your dream self and let an answer come back, then carry one small step into your waking week.
Who is the Dream Map Call for?
It is for accomplished women who have always known they have spiritual gifts and are ready to give them room, whether they dream vividly now or once did. It isn’t the right fit if you’re looking for therapy or crisis support, want a guaranteed result, or would rather not write.
What do I need to take part?
A Zoom connection, something to write with, and one dream, image or place you keep thinking about.
How do I book?
Select “Request my call,” answer a few questions, then pick a time on Zoom that suits your week.