Dream: “A huge wave, gentle, gradual, slow, and tall—I am excited about it, like it’s a ride. I swim out towards it. I am aware that the wave is traveling to different places.

In the study, published Monday in journal Frontiers in Psychology​, 40.2% of participants reported certain eating habits ...

Other schools of psychology ― such as cognitive behavioral therapy, client-centered therapy and Gestalt therapy ― focus less on dream analysis. Advertisement After my conversation with Pagano ...

The Interpretation of Dreams, written by American physician and psychoanalyst Sigmund Freud in 1899, is a type of manifesto explaining why we dream, what dreams represent, and why it all matters.

For years, dreams of my teeth cracking, loosening or falling out plagued my sleep. Loved ones of mine have repeatedly dreamed of flying, rolling away in a self-operating car, or running late for ...

“The interpretation of dreams is the royal road to a knowledge of the unconscious activities of the mind,” writes Freud. Freud’s theories on dreams and his book, Interpretation of Dreams, were ...

Recurring dreams have been associated with issues of psychological well-being. Here’s how to figure out what may be triggering yours.

Dream: “A huge wave, gentle, gradual, slow, and tall—I am excited about it, like it’s a ride. I swim out towards it. I am aware that the wave is traveling to different places.

For some recurring dreams, the message is straightforward - if you repeatedly dream about running late for school or work, you're probably just often nervous about being unprepared for those things.