Thread: Hi Great site!

Hey, welcome DreamCatcher!

Sounds like a great profession. Do you do any lucid dreaming yourself?

Hurrah! Welcome to the boards!

Some people in my field of profession!

I have studied intently into cognition as well, but have no received any degree as of yet. I am also not far from Toronto and have several friends at the York University. Which professors have you studied under?

Have you conducted any cognitive experiments yourself? If so, I'd like to discuss in another thread perhaps.

Do you agree with me that cognition is one of the greates implications to dreaming? It just seems so obviously correc that I feel silly asking.

Again, Welcome!

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Originally posted by DreamCatcher
Hi, i'm a Cognitive pshychologist at York University, I studied there for 5 years and got my doctorship just over a month ago, One area i actively work in is cognitive pshychology and a sub section of that being dreams, so i am very interested in this site.


I have been looking for a forum dedicated to this kind of discussion and i think i may have found it.


Many Thanks.

It really is a great site, isn't it?

Welcome to DV DreamCatcher!!!!!!!!!!!!!

Glad you found us!! So are you interested in lucid dreaming yourself, or do you just want to see what makes us tick? Feel free to experiment on my brain anytime!

PM me if you have any questions.

Lucid dreaming is a very interesting topic, what exactly triggers your mind to become aware of the fact your having a dream, what cognition takes place which triggers you to be aware but stops you becoming totally awake? Often this realization is triggered by the dreamer noticing some impossible or unlikely occurrence in the dream, such as flying or meeting the deceased

Thats great! Welcome!

O'nus found a new friend

I'm sure you're knowledge and insight will give us all great mutual benefit!

thankyou

Welcome DreamCatcher, I'm sure you will be a source of fresh ideas and insights!

WELCOME DREAM CATCHER!!!!

I am currently studying psychology myself, and its great to gave another, more experienced and knowledgeable, peer. I hope you stick around, as you might be a great addition to this forum!!!

Hello Dreamcatcher

We look forward to your educated information.

Hey DreamCatcher - welcome! I spent a lot of time in York and lived in N. Yorks for a while - what an amazing place.

Hope you find what you're looking for here - I certainly did.

Originally posted by stargirl
Hope you find what you're looking for here - I certainly did.

I don't believe i have had a chance to welcome you Stargirl to the forum. I am gladd you have found what you are looking for!!!!!!

Originally posted by stargirl
Hope you find what you're looking for here - I certainly did.

Hey! That's my line!!!!!

Welcome Dream Catcher. As you have noted the people who logon here are very friendly. My time online here has been great.

I'm curious about the thesis topic you had for your doctoral studies at York. Would I be correct in thinking it pertained to dreaming and its relation to cognition or was it something unrelated? I've only dabbled in psychology myself as the psychology undergraduate degree program was not what I was looking for at the time. It was long series of introductory courses, my favorite area was abnormal psychology. Though I would love to learn more about human cognition.