Justine Lasley/ The Power of Dreams

09/30/15 • 33 min

Who hasn’t had the nightmare of showing up for school unprepared for a test? Or popping up in a public place in your underwear? Dream expert Justina Lasley says these are common dreams for a reason and she’s here tonight to demystify our nightly messages. The founder and director of the Institute for Dream Studies, Justina is the author of several books on dreams, including “Wake Up to Your Dreams: Transform Your Relationships, Career, and Health While You Sleep.” She’s appeared on numerous TV and radio programs and in USA Today. Her website is www.dreamsynergy.com

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