From the author: You are probably familiar with the popular saying “Where night goes, sleep comes”? They usually say this in order to quickly forget, to erase something very important from memory. a terrible thing that a person saw in a dream. You are probably familiar with the popular saying “Where the night goes, the dream follows”? Usually they say this in order to quickly forget, to erase from memory something very scary that a person saw in a dream. Will be ready soon my new electronic MAC deck for online work with the same name. I am already working with the help of a not yet fully prepared deck with phobic states and panic attacks of my clients. The deck consists of 60 metaphorical images of dreams - these are pictures-metaphors of “nightmares” and pleasant, “good” dreams. The purpose of the deck is to diagnose the client’s existential fear, based on dream analysis, and to reconstruct the emotional context of the dream. To understand what is happening in reality, it is necessary to reconstruct the layers of experiences and fears that occur in a dream. The tasks of a psychologist-consultant working with the deck: Help the client begin a dialogue with his fears through dream images Model a situation in which the client can say what worries him to those “characters” or situations that cause him fear. “Finish” the positive resolution fears (using any other resource deck) Algorithm for working with the deck “Where the night goes, there goes the dream” 1. Diagnostics The client is asked to choose 5 cards face-down, which must be ranked according to the degree of belonging to themselves and their dreams. How often/rarely does this happen with You? The cards are laid out from left to right according to the following parameters, how often does something similar happen to you: Very often Often Sometimes Rarely Very rarely Next, you need to ask the client in detail about what he sees in the first 3 images corresponding to the parameters: “very often”, “often”, “ sometimes."Here is a list of possible questions for each image: Describe the drawing (listening without interrupting or judging, just clarifying until the client finishes). After the client has completely exhausted his impression of the drawing, you can continue. What details of the image cause you the greatest anxiety? If you could finish drawing, what would you add to this drawing? If you could delete or cross out did, what would you remove from this drawing? What do you feel when you look at this picture? How does this relate to your life? How long ago is this happening to you? Please focus on your sensations when you look at this drawing. In what part of the body are these sensations concentrated? What object do these sensations resemble? What does this object feel like (smooth, rough)? Is it cold, warm or hot? object? Try to carefully remove it. Place it on the table in front of you and look at it from the side. Draw it in the figure 2. We ask the client to photograph his drawing of an object that resembles the feeling of fear. If this is an online consultation, ask the client to send this drawing to Skype3. Therapeutic technique “Making a horror movie” with a positive outcome based on the NLP pattern “Sweep” I. Usually, I work in a special online application where you can “upload” a picture of the cinema hall and a drawing of the client. “We display” cards on the screen that the client associates with negative emotions. We also load the drawing made by the client. We look for cards associated with positive images in this and other decks (resource, not portrait) We rank the particulars again, but this time positive emotions: 4. Only now the cards are laid out from right to left according to the following parameters: how often does something similar happen to you: Very often Often Sometimes Rarely Very rarely And again we ask the client about what he sees in the first 3 images corresponding to the parameters: “very often”, “often”, “ sometimes" - only those that already have positive associations! We ask which "positive" pair the client would choose for each "negative" card. Overlap the "negative" cards