"I will instruct you and teach you in the way you should go; I will counsel you and watch over you." Psalm 32:8
"The Lord will fulfill his purpose for me; your love, Oh Lord, endures forever-do not abandon the works of your hands."Psalm 138:8
"Let the wise listen and add to their learning, and let the discerning get guidance." Proverbs 1:5
"Know also that wisdom is sweet to your soul; if you find it, there is a future hope for you, and your hope will not be cut off." Proverbs 24:14
Showing posts with label dreams. Show all posts
Showing posts with label dreams. Show all posts
Sunday, November 1, 2009
Thursday, November 6, 2008
Bad Dreams
Taz used to have some nightmares when things were really bad. Now they only reoccur during regressions. He hassn'thad any in a long time. A reader sent me this information on dreams. If your child is troubled by them I think it is worth a try!
"A few times a week, at my convienence and time span, I give my son a piece of paper and pencil (to keep it simple) and tell him to make a dream he'd like to have. He also brings in his dream journal to his AT and she compliments them as well. I think it gives her insight on his week as well.
Later, when putting him to bed, the VERY LAST THING WE DO so his LAST THOUGHT is the dream he wants to have, is discussed. I ask him sensory questions like what do you think it smells like and silly questions, it's VERY VERY bonding.
On days when I don't let him draw his dream, we lay in bed and sometimes I'll pull an old dream out of the stack, or he'll want to make up a new dream. It's suppose to be a cartoon for your brain. I ask the same questions...Who's in it? What's your favorite part? Wow! I like that dream!
A few weeks later I slip in, so, what dream are WE gonna have tonight? Sometimes he'll say I don't know, what do you think I should have? I'll start and he finishes.
A few weeks later I slip in I can't wait to have that dream, too!"
She said it is has been very effective with her son! Thanks B!!! Have a healing day you all!
"A few times a week, at my convienence and time span, I give my son a piece of paper and pencil (to keep it simple) and tell him to make a dream he'd like to have. He also brings in his dream journal to his AT and she compliments them as well. I think it gives her insight on his week as well.
Later, when putting him to bed, the VERY LAST THING WE DO so his LAST THOUGHT is the dream he wants to have, is discussed. I ask him sensory questions like what do you think it smells like and silly questions, it's VERY VERY bonding.
On days when I don't let him draw his dream, we lay in bed and sometimes I'll pull an old dream out of the stack, or he'll want to make up a new dream. It's suppose to be a cartoon for your brain. I ask the same questions...Who's in it? What's your favorite part? Wow! I like that dream!
A few weeks later I slip in, so, what dream are WE gonna have tonight? Sometimes he'll say I don't know, what do you think I should have? I'll start and he finishes.
A few weeks later I slip in I can't wait to have that dream, too!"
She said it is has been very effective with her son! Thanks B!!! Have a healing day you all!
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