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<\/a>Leslie Zimmermann is a Jungian Analyst trained in the philosophy and psychology of C.G. Jung in Zurich and is based in Johannesburg. She offers a range of services, which she integrates, to meet the needs and aspirations of people. In a word, her work is in the service of wholeness. Wholeness includes both our vulnerabilities and our strengths, becoming conscious of our own unique mix of these, honoring our own unique way of functioning and with this knowledge and confidence, contributing as only we each can in our own way, to this evolving world we find ourselves to be a part of.<\/p>\nBesides having a Diplomate qualification in Analytical psychology, which qualifies me to write about the theory and practice of dream interpretation, I also have an Honours degree in Applied Psychology and a Masters degree in Research psychology, which qualify me to write about theories of human development, personality, abnormal psychology, social psychology, sociology and ethics. Also, theories and knowledge pertaining to sleep and dreams from a perspective of neuropsychological and biological systems.<\/p>\n
Leslie specializes in Analytical Psychology, Voice Dialogue, Life Coaching solutions for business executives. Consulting and coaching for family owned and home-based business
\nFor an appointment Leslie Zimmermann can be contacted on:
\nEmail:<\/strong> leslie.zimmermann@gmail.com
\nMobile:<\/strong> +27 (0)83 384 9812
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I was invited to speak about dreams as an expert guest on Kaya Fm yesterday. It was great for me to know that many, many listeners were hearing about the value that dreams have – as one of the real levels of information for people. Our intellect gives us the “content” of the information or communication. Our feelings tell us whether we like or dislike, want or don’t want what the information is telling us. Our bodies also inform us about the communication via sensations such as bodily excitement or even sensations of nausea\u00a0 – telling us how we view the information. And finally, our dreams give us the point of view that we unconsciously hold. How is that for a really wide range of input to help us to live our lives, to make decisions and to guide us in developing new qualities – new ways of thinking, behaving and feeling!<\/p>\n![\"\"](\"http:\/\/jungian.co.za\/wp-content\/uploads\/2011\/07\/IMG_0329.png\" "\\"IMG_0329\\"")
<\/a>Leslie Zimmermann is a Jungian Analyst trained in the philosophy and psychology of C.G. Jung in Zurich and is based in Johannesburg. She offers a range of services, which she integrates, to meet the needs and aspirations of people. In a word, her work is in the service of wholeness. Wholeness includes both our vulnerabilities and our strengths, becoming conscious of our own unique mix of these, honoring our own unique way of functioning and with this knowledge and confidence, contributing as only we each can in our own way, to this evolving world we find ourselves to be a part of.<\/p>\n