Dr. Gina Goldfeder, a prominent figure in analytical psychology and personal transformation across Latin America, is the cover story of the latest edition of Hispanic Target Magazine. The feature includes an exclusive interview with renowned journalist Nancy Clara, focusing on Goldfeder’s career and the release of her new book, “En un sueño cabe tu vida: El método LiberaSueña para la transformación personal” (Your Life Fits Inside a Dream: The LiberaSueña Method for Personal Transformation), published by Bienestur / Hachette Livre.
The interview, conducted by Nancy Clara, explores Goldfeder’s approach to moving beyond daily “autopilot” and using the dream world as a clinical, emotional, and spiritual tool for self-discovery. With over 30 years of private clinical practice, Goldfeder explains how the LiberaSueña Method blends Jungian psychology, therapeutic writing, and active imagination to heal past emotional wounds and help individuals reconnect with their life purpose.
“Your dreams already know the way; this book teaches you how to walk it. In an era dominated by rush and instant answers, stepping into dream territory means unlocking the soul’s most intimate language,” Goldfeder stated during the interview.
This cover story marks the official launch of Goldfeder’s public relations and communications campaign leading up to her appearance at the Miami Book Fair, scheduled for November 15-22, 2026. The full interview, written by Nancy Clara, is now available on the publication’s official portal at Hispanic Target.
Goldfeder’s work is particularly relevant in today’s fast-paced world, where many individuals feel disconnected from their inner selves. Her method offers a structured approach to leveraging dreams for personal growth, a concept that resonates with a broad audience seeking meaning and healing. The implications of her work extend beyond individual therapy, as it provides a framework that can be applied in various settings, including coaching, education, and spiritual counseling.
Goldfeder’s credentials include a Bachelor’s degree in Clinical Psychology from Universidad Anáhuac, a Master’s and Ph.D. in Individual and Couples Therapy from the Instituto Mexicano de la Pareja (AMETEP), and a Master’s in Creative Writing from the University of Salamanca, Spain. She has collaborated with notable figures in health and consciousness, such as Joe Dispenza, Bruce Lipton, Brené Brown, and Brian Weiss.
The release of “En un sueño cabe tu vida” comes at a time when mental health and self-care are at the forefront of public discourse. By integrating dream analysis with evidence-based therapeutic techniques, Goldfeder’s work offers a novel pathway for those seeking to address deep-seated emotional issues and achieve personal transformation. Her upcoming presence at the Miami Book Fair will likely draw attention from both Spanish-speaking and English-speaking audiences interested in psychology and personal development.
As the interview becomes accessible to readers across the U.S. Hispanic market and Latin America, it is expected to spark conversations about the role of dreams in mental health and the importance of introspection in a technology-driven society. Goldfeder’s message encourages individuals to pause and listen to their inner voice, a timely reminder in an age of constant distraction.
