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In this capstone episode of the year, host Sheree is joined by Jungian professionals Greg Mahr, M.D. and Heather Taylor-Zimmerman, Ph.D. for a rich and grounding conversation about dreams, symbolism, trauma, and inner listening.

Together, we explore how dreams function not as problems to solve, but as relationships to tend — and how Jungian psychology offers a compassionate framework for engaging both gentle dreams and more intense dream material.

This episode also marks a return after a brief pause, and serves as a reflective close to the year. As a special treat, this conversation is available here on YouTube for those who prefer to watch or listen visually.

🌙 In This Episode, We Explore

- Why dreams matter in Jungian psychology

- Trauma, nightmares, and listening to the psyche with care

- Dreams as a dialogue between conscious and unconscious life

- The role of image, imagination, and symbol in healing

- Practical ways to begin (or return to) dream work

- Personal reflections from clinical and creative perspectives

🃏 About the Dream Wisdom Oracle Cards

Greg Mahr and Heather Taylor-Zimmerman are the creators of the Dream Wisdom Oracle Cards & Guidebook, a thoughtfully designed tool for engaging dreams through image, reflection, and relationship rather than fixed interpretation.

Learn more or explore the deck here:
🌐 https://www.amazon.com/Dream-Wisdom-Oracle-Cards-Guidebook/dp/B0DH3M7MM8

🔗 Resources & Further Exploration

For listeners who’d like to explore this work more deeply, here are a few trusted places to continue the conversation:

Inner Traditions — Publisher of The Dream Wisdom Oracle Cards & Guidebook, with a wide catalog of depth psychology, dream work, and spiritual exploration.
🌐 https://www.innertraditions.com/

Soul of Creativity — Heather Taylor-Zimmerman’s website, featuring her healing artwork and a thoughtful course on how to work with the Dream Wisdom Oracle Cards.
🌐 https://www.soulofcreativity.com/

Greg Mahr — Greg Mahr’s website, offering extensive writing, research, and resources on dreams, trauma, nightmares, and Jungian-informed psychiatric care.
🌐 https://www.gregmahr.com/

📌 Note: During the conversation, a reference is made to “Rupert Murdoch” when discussing morphic fields. The intended reference is to Rupert Sheldrake, whose work explores morphic resonance and fields of form.

☕ What’s Next for Cuppa Terrific

Cuppa Terrific will continue into the new year with at least monthly episodes, with the hope of returning to weekly dream analysis and creative readings as energy and health allow.

If you’d like to help support the podcast and make this work possible, you’re warmly invited to join the community on Patreon:
👉 https://patreon.com/cuppa_terrific

🫖 Thank You for Listening

Thank you to Greg and Heather for sharing their wisdom, and thank you for being here — listening, reflecting, and dreaming alongside us.

May your cups overflow.

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