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Psychosis is…
Pathways from surviving adverse experiences to being deemed “psychotic”
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Category Archives: books
voices: symptom of illness – or creative, ingenious survival strategy? Eleanor Longden
EleanorLongden’s talk has been heard over three million times and nominated as one of @0 online talks that could change your life.
Hear Eleanor Longden talk in person as part of the innovative international conference: Psychosis2.0 – Toronto – Fri 13th June 2014. Continue reading
Posted in Adversity, books, Event, Healing, hearing voices, resilience
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when reality resembles the wildest imagination – Gabriel Garcia Marquez
Related… reality leaves a lot to the imagination https://recoverynetworktoronto.wordpress.com/2013/06/06/reality-leaves-a-lot-to-they-imagination-john-lennon/ is this the real thing? https://recoverynetworktoronto.wordpress.com/2013/07/03/is-this-the-real-thing-2/ reality used to be a friend of mine https://recoverynetworktoronto.wordpress.com/2012/09/08/reality-used-to-be-a-friend-of-mine-pm-dawn/
Posted in books, Crazy World, The Mad Ones
Tagged Gabriel Garcia Marquez, imagination, reality
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choose your hallucination
the line between perceiving and hallucinating is not as crisp as we like to think.
V.S. Ramachandran Continue reading
Descent of Species – David Eaglemann
Human history is filled with examples of institutions built upon a faulty premise of how the world is, how it exists to serve us. It can seems that human’s favourite way of dealing with uncertainty is to build up an … Continue reading
The Red Book – CJ Jung
“The Years, of Which I have Spoken To You when I pursued the inner images, were the most important time of my life. Everything else is derived from this. It began at that time, and later details hardly matter anymore. … Continue reading
Posted in books, Ideas, recovery perspectives, spirituality, The Mad Ones
Tagged Carl Jung, Red Book, Shpongle
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The Brain That Changes Itself – the movies
Many people I meet ask me for a list of books I recommend – anyone who knows me knows that the only thing I recommend is to not recommend anything… Some persist and say “ok can you suggest one book I … Continue reading
Schizophrenia: A Recovery – Jonathan Benjamin
Jonathan Benjamin describes his experience falling into mental illness, with depression, hearing voices, thinking he was being visited by an angel then possessed by a devil, of self-harming, diagnosis, diagnoses, feeling numbed by medications; hopelessness; suicide – arrest, being sectioned and psychiatric discharge. He … Continue reading
Posted in anxiety, books, depression, hearing voices, my story, psychosis, recovery perspectives
Tagged hearing voices, psychosis, recovery, schizophrenia
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The Empathic Civilisation – Jeremy Rifkin
Jeremy Rifkin on The Epathic Civilisation Over the lst ten years there have been some important developments in our understanding of our human selves, how we have evolved and continue to do so to connect with each other sense each other’s … Continue reading
Posted in books, Ideas
Tagged community, compassion, empathy, Healing, Jeremy Rifkin, Royal Society of Arts
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Brain Lock – Jeffrey M. Schwartz
Free Yourself from Obsessive-Compulsive behavior If you are one of the millions who live with obsessive-compulsive behaviours, are labelled with obsessive-compulsive disorder (OCD) and find it a pain in the ass? feel compelled to obsess about something or to repeat a similar task … Continue reading
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