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Psychosis is…

Pathways from surviving adverse experiences to being deemed “psychotic”

Staircase of Oppression in Mental Health

Where do you feel it in your body ?

MAD, innit?

Psychosis 2.0 Infosheet

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Author Archives: recoverynetwork:Toronto
On some faraway beach – Brian Eno
Given the Chance I’ll Die Like a Baby On Some Far Away Beach Given the Chance I’ll Die Like a Baby On Some Far Away Beach When the Season’s Over Unlikely I’ll Be Remembered As the Tide Brushes Sand … Continue reading
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Blamestormfixing or healing…?
Seems we have a cultural addiction to blamestorming and blamestorm-fixing: at the first signs of discomfort we look around for the nearest person to blame and discharge our discomfort on them. We might just yell and them names and leave … Continue reading
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Tagged Blame, blamestorm, blamestormfixing, heal, storm
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Pale Blue Dot – Carl Sagan
Look again at that dot. That’s here. That’s home. That’s us. On it everyone you love, everyone you know, everyone you ever heard of, every human being who ever was, lived out their lives. The aggregate of our joy and … Continue reading
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Psychosis 2.0 Infosheet
Fresh ideas and different perspectives on what clinicians call “psychosis” – but you don’t have to – and put together by people who’ve been there and wanted to share some of what they learned from their experiences. You don’t have … Continue reading
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Wounded Healers: How peer support workers help patients in crisis
Peer Workers do not have magic faerie dust but this podcast sheds light on what’s possible and some of what it takes to integrate peer support into clinical settings, even a busy “Emerge” or “ER”…
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Posted in Healing, Ideas, peer support, Stigma begins with D, Trauma, woundedness
Tagged North Bay, Ontario, peer, PEPplace, Rumi
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Changes – Charles Bradley
Cover version of original song by Black Sabbath. It took so long To realize And I can still hear Her last goodbyes I feel unhappy I feel so sad I lost the best friend That I ever had … Continue reading
I am the scream inside your mind…
I am the SCREAM inside your mind… – Mr Robot From: Mr Robot S2 E3
do do do do da da da da
Do do do do Don’t think me unkind Words are hard to find They’re only cheques I’ve left unsigned From the banks of chaos in my mind And when their eloquence escapes me Their logic ties me up and rapes … Continue reading
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Tagged police da da da, words
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Art opens windows to the space between ourselves | Michael Nicoll Yahgulanaas
Website Michael Nicoll Yahgulanaas Red: A Haida Manga by Michael Nicoll Yahgulanaas
five minutes…. Bonzo goes to Washington
Posted in Crazy World, music, shit is f#cked, The Mad Ones
Tagged Bootsy Collins
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