Social Dreaming Talks - Episode#2: Steve Valk on Social Dreaming and Social Coreography

The social dreaming matrix is a structured opportunity to share dreams with others. It shares the interest about dreams with psychoanalysis but it differs from its tradition because it does not attempt any interpretation and it has no therapeutic finality. https://www.psychologyofsailing.com/what-is-social-dreaming/ 40 years after its inception (Gordon W. Lawrence, 1982) social dreaming is still used in many different contexts, and has seen a surge during of online matrices during the pandemic. Without claims of being exhaustive and accurate, Social Dreaming Talks wants to initiate a series of conversations about the tradition and the various new emerging trends in Social Dreaming. The live streaming broadcast airs on Psychology of Sailing's YouTube channel for an hour and it's avalaible on replays. SUBSCRIBE TO THIS CHANNEL TO STAY UPDATED EPISODE #2: On March 12 we talked with Steve Valk (1962). Steve is a cultural activist, contemporary dance dramaturg and director of the Institute of Social Choreography in Frankfurt, Germany. He founded the first Institute of Social Choreography, and recently co-founded the first Laboratory of Social Choreography with choreographer and professor Michael Klien at Duke University`s Keenan Institute of Ethics. He is part of Centre for Social Dreaming and has a long time experience working with Social Dreaming as a form of social research. --------- "Social Dreaming Talks" is looking for sponsors, contributors and followers to help spread the discussion on Social Dreaming. Get in touch if you want to help us!