with Martin Boroson
Waking UP to Dreams is a small-group masterclass for experienced coaches to learn how to bring the extraordinary insight of the unconscious into your work with clients.
All classes via Zoom. 6 sessions.
Cohorts:
Get inspired by a community of the most creative consultants from around the world.
This masterclass will enable you to bring dreamwork into the coaching process - elegantly, ethically, and effectively - helping your clients access to their "back office" to make decisions, source new ideas, tell a better story, and expand their vision.
And giving you a new level of coaching mastery.
Maybe you know that you're leaving the unconscious--the greatest source of wisdom for your clients--on the table. Maybe you've tried to access this wisdom through various "exercises".
Once you know how to work directly with dreams, you can help your clients source accurate information from within ... dramatically accelerating and adding depth to their coaching journey with you.
• Focus on what’s ready to shift now
• Surface unconscious patterns, beliefs, and metaphors
• Connect easily with emotions and the body
• Integrate the meaning of traumatic experience
• Discover new ideas and creative solutions
• Access their creative, poetic imagination
• Restore meaning and purpose
• Unpack challenging relationships and team dynamics
• Own their 'stuff'
• Regulate health and wellbeing
• Find new paths through complex decisions
• Clarify their true vision
• Tell stories with impact
• Lead with authenticity and inner knowing
• Understand how a client sees you
• Notice your projections
• Find your blind spots
• Calibrate and pace the coaching process
• Approach sensitive topics with greater ease
Dreams bring clarity to complex decisions and emotional dynamics.
Gain tools to support vision, presence, and inner alignment in your leadership clients.
• Focus on what’s ready to shift now
• Surface unconscious patterns, beliefs, and metaphors
• Connect easily with emotions and the body
• Integrate the meaning of traumatic experience
• Discover new ideas and creative solutions
• Access their creative, poetic imagination
• Restore meaning and purpose
• Unpack challenging relationships and team dynamics
• Own their 'stuff'
• Regulate health and wellbeing
• Find new paths through complex decisions
• Clarify their true vision
• Tell stories with impact
• Lead with authenticity and inner knowing
• Understand how a client sees you
• Notice your projections
• Find your blind spots
• Calibrate and pace the coaching process
• Approach sensitive topics with greater ease
• Delivered virtually.
• 6 four-hour intensives (24 hours total).
• Numbers limited to ensure close supervision and training.
• All teaching content recorded. (Personal dreamwork recorded only with the dreamer’s consent.)
• Option for self-guided learning in triads
Each participant will have the chance to have at least one dream explored in the group, under Marty's guidance.
• The wisdom of symbols
• The Shadow
• Projection
• Polarity
• Teleology (how dreams point forward)
• Synchronicity (meaningful coincidence)
• The Collective Unconscious
• The Hero's Journey (Campbell)
• Complexes
• COEX systems: deep patterns in the psyche
and body (Grof)
• Amplification of symbols
• Archetypal resonance
• Felt-sense inquiry (Gendlin)
• Facilitating “AHA” moments
• Use of metaphor and symbolic thinking
• Active imagination
• Essential principles of depth psychology
• Practical training in dreamwork techniques
• Guided practice with real dreams (including yours)
• Group supervision and debrief (action/reflection)
Martin Boroson’s unique approach enables new ways of thinking and being. Our managers discovered how to tap into their own sources of creativity and wisdom and how to apply these insights directly in the workplace. The feedback was enthusiastic—he is an exceptional and transformative teacher.
Andrew McLaughlin
Irish Management Institute
Marty Boroson delivers a powerful experience in a remarkably short period of time. His workshop shows the busy professional how even brief efforts at increasing mindfulness can be a tremendous tool
Edward J. Callahan
UC David School of Medicine
Boroson holds an MBA from Yale School of Management - mix that with a background in Zen, psychology and add a quick-witted sense of humor. If he’s got a prescription for learning how to chill, I’m listening.
Kristin Hampshire
Co-Author | The Cleveland Clinic's Guide to Sleep Disorders
After earning a B.A. in Philosophy and an M.B.A. from Yale in 1988, I realized that traditional business tools—strategic, analytic, linear—were incomplete. While many peers pursued Wall Street, I turned toward psychology, the arts, and global wisdom traditions to explore more holistic paths to transformation.
I studied expanded states of consciousness with Dr. Stanislav Grof and co-facilitated over 10,000 breathwork and bodywork sessions, helping people heal trauma and unlock creativity. Dreams became central to my therapeutic work, revealing the deep intelligence of the unconscious.
A major grant from the Irish Arts Council fueled my research into theatre’s roots—shamanism, ritual, and archetypes—including a five-year project with Kyoto Performing Arts Centre blending Western and Japanese traditions inspired by Georgia O’Keeffe’s work.
In 2000, I authored Becoming Me, a contemporary spiritual philosophy, followed by One-Moment Meditation®, a widely adopted micro-practice shown to reduce stress by 33%. My brain-based coaching training comes from the NeuroLeadership Institute.
Today, I serve as a faculty member at Mobius Executive Leadership and lead the One Moment Company, guiding leaders to reimagine their relationship with time. I'm also a Zen priest in the Hollow Bones Rinzai lineage.
Now, I'm bringing this lifetime of experience to a course for coaches—unlocking the power of dreams to deepen insight, spark transformation, and reconnect clients with meaning.
Unlock deeper insight, faster breakthroughs, and more meaningful transformation.
You can still participate. This process often may even reignite your dream life.
Yes, at least once. When you’re ready.
Teaching will be recorded. Dreamwork will only be recorded with the dreamer’s consent..
No. We don’t impose meaning, nor do we play 'expert'. Instead, we stay curious, trusting the wisdom of “not-knowing,” honouring that the unconscious knows far more than we do.
This is a Jungian-based model, enhanced by Zen, mindfulness, and the work of Joseph Campbell, Robert Johnson, Eugene Gendlin, and Stan Grof. You’ll learn to follow the dream without forcing meaning—helping clients to their own truth, while also bowing to the wisdom being revealed.
Yes, but powerfully effective. Over years of development, I’ve seen the group’s feedback, resonance, insight, and life stories—offered humbly— reveal archetypal patterns and deepen each dreamer’s understanding. The process fosters rare intimacy and respect, as we appreciate the subtle, astonishing metaphors and symbols within each of us.
No dream is ordinary. Look again—what seems mundane at first often contains surprising
weirdness, which are the door to insight. As Jung said, every dream contains something you don’t yet know—it always moves you forward.
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