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About Jo Harthan PhD
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I have always been interested in dreams and began to record my own systematically in 1990 when I had a couple of unusual dreams that preceded a tragic personal loss. My illustrated Dream Journals span over 20 years.
I'm interested in every aspect of sleep and dreaming but am particularly fascinated by my daily experiences of precognition, meaningful coincidences and telepathy. I use Shamanic techniques to understand my dreams and also to navigate through life.
Favorite book: My book shelves are packed to bursting with most of the dream-related books ever written. One of my favorites is the first one I ever read back in 1970: John Dunne's Experiment with Time. Henry reed's "Getting Help from your Dreams" is an important resource for those involved in running work groups. "Dreamscaping" edited by Stanley Krippner & Mark Waldman is a wonderfully diverse collection of essays from some of the big names in dream research today. In addition, Robert Van de Castle's "Our Dreaming Mind" and all Robert Moss's books contain valuable information for those serious about exploring their dreaming life.
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List of dream-related publications and/or web sites where
my work is featured.
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"Dreaming Yourself Aware." (2011) Skills Work Book. A Universe of Learning publication.
“Boring Dreams, Who Needs Them?” (Winter 2011)Dreamtime Vol 28 No.1
"I Dream of Drains" (2010) Presentation made at 27th Annual Conference of the International Association for the Study of Dreams, Asheville, NC
"Dream Precognition:A Conundrum of Time or Mind?"(Fall 2008)Dreamtime Vol 25 No.2
"A Journey into the Divine"(2006) Presentation made at 23rd IASD Conference in Boston, MA
"Working the Nightshift, How To Understand Your Dreams" (2005)Trafford Pub.ISBN 1 4120 5546-6
"Minding the Message" (2004) Dreamtime Vol 21 No.2
"A Theoretical Perspective on the Function of REM Sleep" (2004)Presentation made at the 21st IASD Conference in Copenhagen
"Guest Review of Griffin & Tyrrell's Book Dreaming Reality" (2004) Dreamtime Vol 21 No.3
"The Valley People" (1998)BBC Radio Merseyside/Lancashire/Cumbria and GMR (A short story written from a dream re-entry)
"Michael" (1998) BBC Radio Merseyside/Lancashire/Cumbria and GMR (Short story written from a dream re-entry)
http://www.docdreamuk.com
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