Jen Sonstein Maidenberg
Jen Sonstein Maidenberg, M.A. is a writer, researcher, and Natural Dreamwork practitioner in training. In addition to dreams and dreaming, she is currently researching precognition, synchronicity, memory, consciousness, and time, all through the lens of healing. Her personal healing work and current work with clients includes a focused interest in attachment trauma and C-PTSD.
Prior to her work with Natural Dreamwork clients, Jen was a content marketing executive in high tech, as well as a journalist and publishing professional. While living and loving in the Northern Israel community of Kibbutz Hannaton from 2011-2017, she earned an M.A. in English Literature from the Shaindy Rudoff Creative Writing Program at Bar-Ilan University. She also is a student of Jewish mysticism. Jen recently completed a training program in Past Life Regression Therapy with Brian Weiss and Carole Weiss.
She currently lives in New Jersey and is the mother of three almost-adult children. When she is not obsessing over dreams, she may be found singing Jewish chants or karaoke, walking in nature, or buying and reading old books.
Dreamwork To Prep For The End Of The World
I think a lot of people are frightened lately. However, it can be hard to discern fear, since most of us respond to it with reactivity that desensitizes us or distracts us from the fear. We are afraid, but we act angry. We blame. We are afraid, but we numb our fear with substances, food, or fantasy. It feels so much better than the fear.
Dreaming Of Our Little Ones And Loved Ones Lost
I am someone who has always been sensitive to time’s passage, and especially in the years since I have had children, I’ve tried my best to be as cognizant and as present to them and our life together as one possibly can be. Still, I wake up sometimes with the almost unbearable ache, wishing for more time, wishing I had known better.