

PEACE WORK AS DREAM WORK®
What if we approached conflict as a waking dream?
What might become possible if we met conflict with curiosity rather than certainty?
Conflict is no longer something happening “out there.” It shows up in our relationships, workplaces, communities, and inner lives—shaping what feels possible and what feels stuck. In a time of rapid change and deepening division, we can find ourselves caught in stories that narrow our imagination and limit our responses.
What if we could see these conflicts differently?
Dreamwork & Conflict Transformation

Peace Work as Dream Work® offers a creative approach to conflict transformation through projective group dreamwork. Dreams speak the language of symbol and metaphor, opening pathways to insights that reach beyond the purely rational mind. By exploring conflict as a waking dream, we can begin to loosen the constraints we take for granted, expand our imagination, and discover new ways forward.
Born from more than 20 years of experience in international diplomacy and forged in the fire of managing real-world conflict, Peace Work as Dream Work® brings together conflict resolution theory and the power of collective imagination. It offers a creative approach to meeting conflict with curiosity, loosening familiar constraints, and encountering new possibilities.
In this experiential workshop, we will combine presentation and group exploration to discover how dreamwork can open new perspectives on conflict and help us navigate uncertainty, complexity, and change.
Topics include:
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How to practice projective group dreamwork
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How to use group dreamwork in working with conflict parties
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How to reimagine conflict as a waking dream and discover new ways forward
Who is this workshop for?
Anyone navigating conflict—whether in personal relationships, professional settings, communities, or their own inner life. No prior experience with dreamwork is necessary. All are welcome.
Facilitator: Aimee Breslow
Aimee Breslow is a Certified Dream Work Facilitator with the Marin Institute for Projective Dream Work. Her approach to conflict transformation draws on more than two decades of experience in international diplomacy, bringing together practical conflict resolution methods and the creative possibilities of dreamwork.
What new possibilities might emerge when we meet conflict with curiosity? Join us to explore a different way forward.
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