Pre-wedding dreams—and nightmares—are both common and normal. “If you have a wedding in the works, it is likely on your mind every day, and therefore you will be dreaming about it at night,” dream ...

Dream researcher and professor of depth psychology at Pacifica Graduate Institute in Carpinteria, CaliforniaStephen Aizenstat and Mark Blagrove, professor of psychology at Swansea University in Wales ...

That dream where you’re running but can’t move your legs fast enough. The one where you’re drowning or can’t catch your breath. The recurring nightmare about falling that jolts you awake with your ...

Nightmares and bad dreams don’t share a bed. While they likely evolve from the same essential phenomenon, nightmares and bad dreams differ in intensity and content. Nightmares typically include: ...

New research suggests that there’s a link between having regular nightmares and dying early. People who had weekly nightmares were three times as likely to die early as those who had them less often.

Forbes contributors publish independent expert analyses and insights. I write about relationships, personality, and everyday psychology. Dreams have long held a certain mystique, captivating humanity ...

Ignoring the contents of your dreams might exacerbate your problems in waking life. Here's how you can analyze your dreams to improve your waking hours. We’ve all been there—waking up in a cold sweat, ...

For years, dreams of my teeth cracking, loosening or falling out plagued my sleep. Loved ones of mine have repeatedly dreamed of flying, rolling away in a self-operating car, or running late for ...