Testimonials

I was nervous about telling my dreams and I guess I was worried about what Veryl would think about my weird dreams! She put me at ease right away and we got started quickly. She’s not judgmental, of course, but I was still anxious about being thought strange. By the time she explained the meaning of my dream, I was smarter about myself, comfortable about discussing dreams with her and never worried about being strange again. I recommend drvdreams to anyone who wants to learn about what’s going on in their inner world.

Joyce,Grosse Pointe, Michigan

Veryl has an amazing insight into the human condition which she passed on to me while we discussed my dreams. I have been confiding in her for over ten years and have always learned lessons about myself after each session. I always think my dreams mean something ominous but when we get finished they are usually about some lesson I have to learn. I believe the more we know about our inner lives, the more advanced we become on many levels - spiritual and practical.

Debra, Ignacio, Colorado

Veryl Rosenbaum was a psychoanalytic student of mine at The Southwest Association for Psychoanalysis. Along with the other professors, I was amazed at her unusual and unique gift to understand the hidden meaning of dreams. It was like a musician who could play music without reading the notes. I believe gifts are very precious and to be treated with special care. Veryl was encouraged to use her dream analysis gift along with the academic work associated with the interpretation of dreams. I enjoyed following her successful career in her clinical years and private practice.

R. Kiev, M.D., Santa Fe, New Mexico

Wow! That’s how I feel about I hang up talking to Veryl about my dreams. I first spoke with her when I friend told my to get some help with my reoccurring dream and drove me nuts. I hated this dreams because it was sad and scary and never changed in its playing out of loss and loneliness. It confounded me because I was not an unhappy or lonely guy. Veryl asked me a couple of questions relating to the content and led my into discovering the dream meaning myself. I feel empowered. After I understood the dream and faced a couple of interesting personal things about myself (private) I never had that dream again. What a relief. I talk to her whenever I had a dream that is impossible to figure out, and, like I said, it’s like “Wow!”

Gene, Los Angeles, California

Most therapists don’t have training in that complicated world of dream analysis. I know from seeing a couple who looked at me with blank expressions when I told them nightmares that really bothered me. We moved on pretty quickly to other things. I found out later that psychoanalysts are really trained in this aspect of therapy, but I couldn’t find one in my area. I read books, looked at websites and even went to a card reader, hoping to gain some information about my dreams. My girlfriend had talked to Veryl and passed on the website to me. Well, I now have a resource for this unconscious phenomena called dreams which I never thought I would own. In all my readings it seemed that authors talked about the content of the dreams or there were across-the-board answers about universal symbols which didn’t seem to fit my many-layered dreams. Veryl makes it so personally yours because she gets you to speak about the feelings connected to the content. That’s were the true meaning really comes from, your unique feelings about what’s going on in the dream.

Gale, Durango, Colorado

Years ago, I as a successful sculpture artist. I was pretty smug about my easy life, since my art seemed to come easily, my agent didn’t stiff me too bad and I was always in demand. Of course, like a lot of people, I was not very good at relationships and ended up in therapy with Veryl. I worked hard and becoming a person not so self absorbed and learned how to share love. The big lesson, besides that enormous one about love, was that I had more to offer the world than what I was giving. It all came about in dream analysis. My dreams were full of the most vivid, pulsating colors that blew my away. I learned with her skillful help that I really was a painter and it was all there like a canvas for me to create. At first I scoffed at her interpretations, but she’s pretty blunt (although kindly) and told me I would become a much more successful artist if I followed my dreams. She was right. I am forever grateful to that lady.

Gorge, Taos, New Mexico

What I like about telling Veryl a dream if that she doesn’t waste my time, gets right to the point, asks some pretty piercing questions (which I can answer if I want to) and can lay out the meaning in simple language. Nothing complicated. No looking down at my lack of communication skills. You get a good deal.

Jim, Louisville, KY

Veryl’s a master. I’m a writer and have these winding, long drawn out novels of dreams that get so complicated and dramatic that they wear me out just telling them. I usually will have three dreams in one night. I learned that when you have more than one dream in a night, it is usually about the same thing only portrayed in a different light as if you are unconsciously telling yourself, “Hey! Here’s the message dummie! If you didn’t get it the first time, I’ll write you another scene.” Veryl, thank you, has the gift of being able the see through all the mazes I invent to hide the meaning of the dream and lay it all out for me. She hasn’t missed yet.

Jill, Eugene, Oregon

I used to get mad at people in real life who had been in my dreams the night before, usually acting horrible, mean and menacing. I found out that most people in dreams are a part of your own self you don’t want to face - thanks to Veryl Rosenbaum. My friends are relieved I have stopped accusing them of evil acts while they were innocently going about their own dreaming. Yeah.

Megan, (just say New York)

I like the added value that Veryl gives when she invites the dreamer to respond to her analysis. There’s always something more you want to ask or add. So, I felt taken care of, in a good way, since there was no extra charge.

Kirk, Washington