Depth Psychotherapy & Dream Interpretation
Settle into the story of who you are.
Your dreams have been telling you all along. Every pattern is there of your inner story. The symbols and images are waiting for you to notice.
Sahara Page, MA, ALC, is a depth psychotherapist in Homewood, Alabama, who uses dream interpretation and shadow work to help adults with attachment trauma, CPTSD, and emotional neglect
Accepting New Clients
Individual, Couples, & Dream Interpretation
I’m Sahara
I am a psychotherapist and dream interpreter.
I believe in cultivating deep connection within and without. Every reflection we see in another shows us the complexity of our own selves. My approach to counseling honors that reflective-relational process and aims to help clients experience themselves deeply while healing relationship patterns that have haunted them for years.
I provide a depth-oriented psychodynamic approach to attachment trauma. I have experience helping clients with narcissistic/borderline dynamics, emotional neglect, and CPTSD through dream interpretation and shadow work.
Let’s look into the mirror and ask the big questions together. What are you seeing in your partner, boss, parent, or friend that you refuse to see in yourself? Where is each relationship and dream pointing within you? What are they trying to tell you?
How are they guiding you back to wholeness?
What my Clients Say
“With Sahara’s wise intuitive guidance, I have been able to identify and work through some irritatingly persistent patterns in my personality and behavior. I have been in therapy at different times in my life over the last 40+ years, with several different professionals. Sahara is one of the very best. I felt a strong connection with her early on, which continued to grow throughout our time together. She is very wise, insightful and engaged in a deeply meaningful way during sessions. I give her ⭐️⭐️⭐️⭐️⭐️!”
— Current Client
“I was skeptical of therapy. Afraid of it. Now I couldn’t be happier having gone through with it. My marriage has improved. My outlook towards my career is nowhere near as bleak. I have tools that come in handy examining and interpreting dreams. Life is a little less overwhelming and I’m building a structured existence where chaos tends to reign. Sahara has given me a place to grieve and process. Honest criticism, freedom from judgement and space to come to my own conclusions.”
— Current Client
Why Clients Work with Me
Chaotic Relationships
Sense of Meaninglessness
Abandonment
Insecure Attachment
Unbreakable Patterns
Persistent Grief & Loss
Childhood Trauma
Emotional Abuse & Neglect
Questions
What if I don’t dream?
Well, everyone dreams. If you don't yet, there may be a reason. Dreaming is a bodily process, and there may be a reason you aren't remembering them yet. It is a good idea to start incorporating daily mindful practices such as meditation, breathing, and journaling first.
What if I have recurring dreams I don’t understand?
If you have the same dream over and over again, there is likely something that needs to be heard emerging out of the unconscious. Try engaging with the dream through meditating or making art.
What if I can’t remember my dreams once I wake up?
It's okay. Recording and interpreting dreams is a practice. In fact, ego-consciousness works against the process. Just write down what you can remember even if it is just an image or a scene, and keep going.

