Dreaming on the Page

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Dreaming on the Page, a “creativity coach in a book,” introduces a unique writing method that taps the power of the dreaming mind to help writers of all genres, and at all stages, a fun and meaningful way to discover new material, hone their writing skills, and befriend their dreams and imagination. Packed with writing prompts, journaling tips, and dreamwork exercises that are based on the science, psychology, and spirituality of both writing and dreamwork, this book provides readers with the tools to supercharge their poetry and prose, blast through writer's block, and add more magic and meaning to their daily lives. Author Tzivia Gover is a dream expert and successful author who leads workshops online and around the world. Tzivia Gover is the author of several books including The Mindful Way to a Good Night’s Sleep and Joy in Every Moment. She is the education director of the Institute for Dream Studies, and the founder of Dreaming on the Page classes and workshops. She teaches programs internationally, domestically, and online about dreams, mindfulness, and writing. Tzivia is a Certified Dreamwork Professional, a Certified Proprioceptive Writing instructor, and she has an MFA from Columbia University in creative nonfiction. She writes and dreams in western Massachusetts. – Universal Appeal: We all dream and we all have stories to tell.
– Great for the current marketplace: Anxiety is high and we are all hungry for meaning and accessible modes of self-expression.
– Truly usable and useful content: Through step-by-step instructions and simple writing prompts, anyone from an already published author to a first-time writer can find their way into a creative practice and sustain it.
– Interactive and easily consumable: Dreaming on the Page offers practical suggestions for activating creativity and connecting with soulful activities—even in the midst of a busy life.
– Author really knows her stuff: Tzivia Gover is the author of several books, the education director of the Institute for Dream Studies and has an MFA from Columbia University in creative nonfiction.

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