Sounds like a lot like a plot for a movie based on a true story based on an older movie based on a true story. Maybe someone’s been watching “Awakenings” and getting ideas. Whilst care in Ontario care homes increasingly looks … Continue reading →

Wooo wooo wooa whooo! Can you feel the force? Can you feel the force? Can you feel the force? Can you feel the force? Whoo oo oo ooo Can you feel the force? Whoo oo oo ooo Can … Continue reading →

Talk, talk, talk:
the utter and heartbreaking stupidity of words.
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Jump around Jump around Jump around Jump up, jump up and get down. JUMP! Jump Around Pack it up, pack it in Let me begin I came to win Battle me that’s a sin I won’t tear the sack up … Continue reading →

Hip-Hop past all your tall social hurdles Like the nationwide projects, prison-industry complex Working class poor, better keep your alarm set Streets too loud to ever hear freedom ring Booka-booka-booka-booka-booka-booka Ha hah, you know the deal, it’s just me Dog … Continue reading →

Toronto Hearing Voices Cafe featured in Toronto Star today. A big thank you to two very cool people reporter Verity Stevenson and photographer Marcus Oleniuk. And a big thank you to artist Dora Garcia for the inspiration, and of course … Continue reading →

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Luke Skywalker hears voices – – having seen his fellow pilots try and fail, the voice of Obi Wan Kenobe’s comes to him just when he needs it help him let go, and find courage to disable the Death Star. … Continue reading →

Isolation warps minds. If you’re one of the hundreds who saw the post on Total Isolation, about the BBC Horizon episode reproducing an experiment into the effects of solitary confinement, then you’ll understand. If you haven’t seen it yet, you … Continue reading →

March | 2016 | recovery network: Toronto

Monthly Archives: March 2016

‘They’re waking up’: Reducing drugs for dementia patients yields dramatic results

Hot on the heels of love – Throbbing Gristle

Can you feel the force

The utter and heartbreaking stupidity of words

Jump Around – House of Pain

Mathematics – MosDef

Toronto cafe hosts monthly meeting on hearing voices

Work of “The Devil”

Use the force, Luke

Ontario human rights chief calls for end to prison solitary confinement