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Category Archives: hearing voices
Inquiry into the ‘Schizophrenia’ Label
Inquiry into the ‘Schizophrenia’ Label An independent Inquiry into the ‘Schizophrenia’ Label has been launched on 16th April 2012 by a group of organisations and individuals concerned about the meaning and usefulness of ‘schizophrenia’ and similar labels such as ‘psychosis’. … Continue reading
Posted in advocacy and rights, hearing voices, mental diversity, psychosis
Tagged mental health, psychosis, schizophrenia
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psych drugs not the best option for people at risk of psychosis
Report in UK Guardian of a new research study first published by the British Medical Journal…. The study demonstrates that current antipsychotic-first approaches typically used in early intervention programmes are no more effective than other “benign” therapies and that, anyhoo, the numbers of people identified … Continue reading
Posted in hearing voices, medication madness, psychosis
Tagged Cognitive therapy, psychosis
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how I tamed the voices in my head
If you hear voices it does not necessarily mean you are ill . But it can be a real pain in the ass and it might scare the crap out of you, or simply leave you feeling exausted and alone. About … Continue reading
John Forbes Nash – A Brilliant Madness
You may be more familiar with the Hollywierd movie “A Beautiful Mind” which inevitably romanticizes some parts of John Nash’s story – notably the usefulness of “anti-psychotics” in his recovery. This documentary for PBS includes Nash’s own words. It tells … Continue reading
Hearing Voices – Religion or Madness?
Nice scene from BBC comedy Jam and Jerusalem with Dawn French. Rosie likes to sit in the church because her voices are quieter there. Meanwhile the vicar comes to implore God to give him some kind of answer. “You having … Continue reading
The Life Scientific: Robin Murray
Psychiatrist Robin Murray tells why he has changed his mind about the cause of schizophrenia. The Life Scientific is a 1/2 hour show on BBC Radio four that aims at getting inside the minds of scientists. This episode seeks to get inside … Continue reading
Posted in hearing voices, Ideas, psychosis
Tagged Delusion, Healing, hearing voices, mental health, Peter Chadwick, psychosis, Robin Murray, Rufus May, schizophrenia
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Recovery Without Medication
Daniel Mackler interviews Lloyd Ross Phd about his work helping a woman who hears voices and has been diagnosed with schizophrenia heal with psychotherapy and without medication. Here I interview Lloyd Ross, PhD, about his work with a patient (whose identity he … Continue reading
Posted in Healing, hearing voices, psychosis, recovery perspectives
Tagged Daniel Mackler, hearing voices, mental health, Psychotherapy, recovery, schizophrenia
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Learning to Cope With a Mind’s Taunting Voices
Another piece highlighted by INTERVOICE’s media watch… From NY Times, Aug 2011 view the short video -click on the image below to [2.5mins] to read the article click the link below… Lives Restored Learning to Cope With a Mind’s Taunting … Continue reading
Posted in coming off meds, hearing voices, my story, recovery perspectives
Tagged Health, New York Times
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There is a Fault in Reality
Excellent 30min movie about people who hear voices. Features Jaqui Dillon, Peter Bullimore and John Swift link… [snagfilm id=”f2511e70-c2b0-11e0-bf7a-0026bb61d036″] Now available on You Tube… -thanks Jacqui Dillon
Jennifer Hudson Sang Again After Hearing Dead Brother’s Voice In Her Head
Jennifer Hudson Sang Again After Hearing Dead Brother’s Voice In Her Head If we hear voices it does not mean that we are are ill or disabled – it simply means that we hear voices. Hearing voices is a normal human experience … Continue reading
Posted in Emancipate yourself..., hearing voices, Ideas, Learning, mental diversity, my story
Tagged attitude, compassion, courage, emancipation, hearing voices, vulnerability
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