38: The Healing Power of Your Dreams with Theresa Cheung & Kelly Sullivan Walden & guest psychologist, Amanda Charles, transformational psychologist Maja D’Aoust & renowned bioethicist Dr Stephen G Post38: The Healing Power of Your Dreams with Theresa Cheung & Kelly Sullivan Walden & guest psychologist, Amanda Charles, transformational psychologist Maja D’Aoust & renowned bioethicist Dr Stephen G Post
UK Health Radio Podcast
Dream specialists, psychologists and a bioethicist talk about psychic dreams, vivid symbols, shared dreaming and love as a connecting force. The conversation blends humour with serious discussion of trauma, intuition and practical ways to work with powerful dreams.
53:48•13 Jun 2026
Psychic Dreams, Shared Visions and the Love That Connects Us
Episode Overview
- Summer can intensify dream recall, making psychic or symbolic dreams feel especially vivid and emotional.
- Tsunami and bathroom dreams often point to pent‑up emotions and the need for a safe way to release what has been suppressed.
- Simple daytime practices, such as repeatedly saying "This is all a dream" while looking at your hand, can increase lucid and psychic dreaming.
- Recurring nightmares and precognitive dreams may highlight unresolved fear or trauma and can be used as starting points for healing work.
- Shared dreams, synchronicities and deep empathy suggest that human connection and love may extend far beyond waking life.
“"Empathy is a real superpower. Sometimes just listening to people and being there for them, even if you can't do anything, is enough."”
Curious about how others navigate their sobriety journey? This lively instalment of *The Healing Power of Your Dreams* on UK Health Radio heads into the strange territory of psychic dreams, precognitive night-time warnings and shared dream experiences – all with plenty of laughter along the way.
Dream authors and "dream divas" Theresa Cheung and Kelly Sullivan Walden keep things playful from the start, poking fun at their singing before getting serious about why summer dreams can feel more vivid and emotional. They unpack listener dreams, including a tsunami dream and Peter’s striking hotel-and-bathroom dream that seemed to mirror a friend’s real‑life emotional crisis. As Theresa puts it, "Empathy is a real superpower.
Sometimes just listening to people and being there for them, even if you can't do anything, is enough." Practising witch and transformational psychologist Maja D’Aoust talks about prophetic dreams, astral-style "interdimensional travelling", and why getting more psychic can be "a nightmare" if you’re not ready for what you see. She shares simple techniques for more lucid and psychic dreaming, like repeatedly telling yourself during the day, "This is all a dream" while looking at your hand.
Psychologist and psychic medium Amanda Charles explains why she "came out" as the Psychic Psychologist and how precognitive dreams helped her work through health fears and birth trauma. She and clinical psychologist Dr Amy Robbins look at recurring nightmares as a potential call to healing rather than just torment. Later, renowned bioethicist Dr Stephen G Post joins from an Oxford event on love and consciousness, linking shared dreaming and intuition with "pure unlimited love" and everyday compassion.
The extended dream team reflect on telepathy, shared dreams and the idea that "there is no not shared" because everything is connected. If you’ve ever wondered whether your wildest dreams might be picking up more than random brain noise, this episode gives you plenty to ponder – and a few tools to try tonight. What might your own dreams be trying to tell you?
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