Study Objective: To investigate a woman’s two and a half year dream journal throughout her grief process which related to the loss of her father. Method: There were a total of 16 dreams written down immediately upon awakening and dated. Nine of the dreams had the deceased loved one present in the imagery. The dreams that had the deceased present in the imagery were scored using Garfield’s themes (7). Characters, as well as positive and negative dream elements (of all the dreams) were analyzed using Hall and Van de Castle (24) scoring guidelines. Seasonal changes in dream frequency for all of the dreams were examined by obtaining the date that each dream was recorded. Results: Dream content showed time-dependent changes as dreamer happiness and appearance of family/relatives (alive and deceased in waking life) increased over time, while animals decreased over time. Additionally, dream themes changed according to Garfield’s theory of healthy changes in grief (7). Furthermore, the dreams examined occurred during specific times that related to the memory of the deceased in a meaningful way, and were not sporadic throughout the year. Conclusions: Time-dependent changes were observed in both dream themes and dream content, which can show the waking day progression through the healing processes in bereavement. This appears promising in the clinical and applied fields when working with dreams in relation to grief and bereavement. There is still further need for research in this field to assist those who support the bereaved.