Dreamscoring: Interview with Michael Mollura, Ph.D. for Depth Insights™ @SoulCenteredPsychology

Uploaded December 2015 | Updated September 2026, 2 weeks ago

Michael Mollura, Ph.D., joins Bonnie Bright, Ph.D., to discuss his groundbreaking work with music and dreams. This exciting approach to psychotherapy includes researched clinical strategies to address the thematic content of client dreams.

In recurring sessions, the client collaborates with Michael as he uses his skill and gifts as a composer to re-create the experience of the dream using sounds, vibrations, and tones which then create a musical landscape that best describes the dream in a new collaborative piece of music composition.

In follow-up sessions, client and therapist explore new images, ideas, and interpretations that may have emerged as healing begins to occur. Listen in to hear Dr. Mollura describe the process and dialogue about the exciting results he has witnessed.

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