Ullman’s experiential dreamwork group approach versus Islamic dream interpretation: the dream of a psychologist Muslim women

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Notes

1. The number of stages defined differ slightly based on the author providing the description. Ullman’s original account included three main stages with sub-stages, that were then divided into four stages for simplicity, by subsequent authors.

2. To respect the dreamer’s personal narrative, we kept the textual annotations, as well as the pronouns and tense verbs as they were initially recorded.

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Maria Campo-Redondo

Maria Campo-Redondo is an experienced clinical psychologist, psychodynamic therapist, and professor emeritus at the University of Zulia in Venezuela. She currently teaches in the Master’s Program in Clinical Psychology at the United Arab Emirates University in the United Arab Emirates.

Mai Nasser Ali Azayez Alsheraifi

Mai Alsheraifi is a psychologists and full-time graduate students, doing their final internship in the Master’s Program in Clinical Psychology at the United Arab Emirates University.

Mariam Awad Mehmas Alshamsi

Mariam lshamsi is a psychologists and full-time graduate students, doing their final internship in the Master's Program in Clinical Psychology at the United Arab Emirates University.