This book describes thirty dream analysis techniques to help you work productively with your own dreams and the dreams of others. Each technique has step by step instructions that can be used by individuals in their own home, one-on-one in professional counseling or therapy, or by groups; whether dream groups, schools and colleges or corporate businesses. The book also contains valuable information about the ethical sharing of dreams, and suggestions as to how, and why, dream studies can be introduced into the school curricula. There are also detailed Lesson Plans designed for use with younger children.

Part One of 'Working the Nightshift' is a comprehensive background to the history of dreams and how the modern world views them.There are tips on how to remember your dreams, how to keep a record of them and how to use them to answer specific questions about your life. Part Two is a step by step guide to ten of the most useful and effective dream analysis techniques. The techniques supply the essential groundwork for working productively with dreams and can be used by those working alone, in groups or in therapy. The book illustrates, with examples from the author's own dreams, how information found in this magical world can be used as a springboard for major life changes. But dreams can only be interpreted if we learn their language. This book will give you the skills to understand your own dream language.