The importance of dreams and dream groups for purposes of creative self-realization in Taiwan is explored. An illustrative example is given where the Montague Ullman experiential dream group process was used with a dream fragment presented by a Taiwanese woman. The process proved highly useful even with only a fragment of a dream. The experiential dream group process might have an important place in addressing the human cost of Taiwan's overly competitive society.
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