Fall 2026 OLLI Digital Catalog

LET’S TALK ABOUT DREAMS (J257)

J – Philosophy and Religion

Dreams are a fascinating way to explore what’s happening in our inner and outer world. Since the time of Freud and Jung, they’ve been seen as an important aspect of modern psychology. In our class, after some basic theory and background, facilitators use a well-tested method for community sharing of dreams, and we look for ways dreams help us understand our lives. We ask that everyone keep their video monitors on in this class, and that you enter into sharing with a sense of openness.

This offering meets for a total of 5 session(s).

INSTRUCTORS: Winifred Hayek, Gary Soulsman

HAYEK, WINIFRED — B.A., English and history, University of Delaware; M.A., English, University of Maine. Retired English teacher, theatre director, college administrator and speechwriter/writer/editor. Interested in writing, literature, languages, dance, music and spirituality.

SOULSMAN, GARY — Has been a journalist, dream group facilitator and, on occasion, a religious educator. A reporter at The News Journal for 30 years, often writing about religion. B.A., Johns Hopkins University.

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