Visual mental imagery can be a powerful tool for helping clients access unconscious material, connect with core emotions, and create new, transformative narratives. Spontaneous images, recurring symbols, and dream fragments often provide entry points to affective experiences that might otherwise remain hidden. For many clients, imagery is more accessible than verbal, somatic, or emotional channels—and therapists who skillfully work with imagery can accelerate meaningful change.
In this seminar, you’ll explore how to use imagery to deepen affective processing, enhance right-brain engagement, and support relational and therapeutic growth. You’ll learn practical ways to integrate imagery into sessions, helping clients strengthen agency, creativity, and new ways of relating to themselves and others.