This article describes the use of dreamwork in group therapy and the analysis of dreams with a focus on the evolution of the group imago over time. The model used involves exploratory analysis with an emphasis on the creative process of the dream and the cocreation of the discussion about the dream in the group. The author describes the way in which, in the process of deconfusion and healing, the group imago is modified and differentiated by the script themes, thus enriching the inner and interpersonal world of patients with new healing and integrative experiences. The dreamwork method used follows the ethical rules described by Bowater and Sherrard (2011), summed up in these keywords: ownership, respect, privacy, dialogue, meaning, and caution.