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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?
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Category Archives: Difference and Diversity
song 2 – blur
Song 2 – Blur Songwriters: ROSS, ATTICUS / REZNOR, TRENT Whoohoo! Whoohoo! Whoohoo! Whoohoo! I got my head checked By a jumbo jet It wasn’t easy but nothing is No Whoohoo! When I feel heavy metal Whoohoo! And I’m pins … Continue reading
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Thanks Brain!
My fiend Skillzy over at MentalSkillness.com – or is it Skillzy’s brain?- contemplating on and giving thanks for having a remarkable brain that mostly does a great job, sometimes does an amazing job and which now and then has a … Continue reading
Posted in compulsive behaviours, obssessve thoughts, The Mad Ones
Tagged mental skillness, OCD
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these boots are made for walking – nick cave
are you ready boots? start walking…
Posted in music, The Mad Ones
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the cave – mumford & sons
tis a weekend of footstomping head banging drum thumping banjo playing mandolin thashing life affirming singalongin’ with mumford & sons’… “The Cave” It’s empty in the valley of your heart The sun, it rises slowly as you walk Away from all … Continue reading
World Hearing Voices Day – Friday 14th September 2012
World Hearing Voices Day for updates, including programme for afternoon session click here World Hearing Voices Day, Friday, 14th September celebrates hearing voices as part of the diversity of human experience, increasing awareness of the fact that you can hear … Continue reading
Posted in Event, Healing, hearing voices, mental diversity, recovery perspectives, resilience, The Mad Ones
Tagged hearing voices, Hearing Voices Movement, Toronto
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See a psychiatrist? Are you mad?
This is a great article from the UK’s The Observer [ Guardian] three years ago, now. A review by a former psychotherapist-turned author Salley Vickers.of a book by Prof Richard Bentall: Doctoring the Mind – probably his easiest book to read. … Continue reading
who are the brain police – Frank Zappa
In 1966 England won a game of football but more importantly,Frank Zappa and The Mothers of Invention invented psychedelia as a musical form…. What will you do if we let you go home, And the plastic’s all melted, And so … Continue reading
Learning from the voices in my head – Eleanor Longdon
Eleanor Longdon at TEDx London in 2012 telling her story of going to university, eagerly entering the student life fine times, but underneath deeply unhappy but skilled at hiding it. Then she began hearing a voice – ” my strange commentator” – and mistake … Continue reading
mars project – Jonathan Balazs and Khari “Conspiracy” Stewart
Help support an important local movie project about mental health, labelling people with a diagnosis of schizophrenia and the right to choose own explanations of our experiences. ‘A decade ago rapper Khari “Conspiracy” Stewart was diagnosed with a psychological disorder, but … Continue reading
Posted in advocacy and rights, mental diversity, The Mad Ones, what's going on?, youth
Tagged hearing voices, mental health, movie, schizophrenia, Toronto
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