Workshop#1: Accepting Voices @ UoT- Fri 27th Oct 2017
Workshop#1: Accepting Voices in Ajax
Workshop#2: Working With Voices in OSHAWA – 25th-26th Jan2018
Hearing Voices Cafe Toronto | Fall 2017
Hearing Voices Group Toronto 2017-2018
Pathways from surviving adverse experiences to being deemed “psychotic”
They Heard Voices – Sneak Preview at the HV Cafe
Where do you feel it in your body ?
MAD, innit?
The Voices are Real – and now The Shirts Are Real Too
Category Archives: neuroplasticity
I am learning how to feel alive – Agnotarte
I came out of my early childhood numb, emotionally and physically shutdown, functioning well in school and at other “stuff”, but never with much of a sense of being alive, of wanting to be alive, of passionate connection with anybody … Continue reading
Posted in my story, neuroplasticity, recovery perspectives
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Brain Power: from neurons to networks
Your brain is constantly changing, adapting to whatever happens around it. Everything you experience makes connections in your brain, reinforcing existing pathways or making new ones. Like a newly trodden path agross a grassy field those new neural pathways become stronger when … Continue reading
World Hearing Voices Day – 14 Sep 2012
Today is World Hearing Voices Day 14th September 2012 The International Community for Hearing Voices today celebrates a growing awareness that voice hearing is part of the diversity of human experience and that people can hear voices and be healthy. … Continue reading
Posted in hearing voices, neuroplasticity, recovery perspectives, resilience, The Mad Ones
Tagged hearing voices, Marius Romme, mental health
Sleep: brain rule #7
John Medina’s Brain Rules is one of my favourite books. Except tis not just a book but a full-on audiovisual multimedia project that’s designed using the “rules” it seeks to share with you. 12 principles for thriving and surviving at work, … Continue reading
Posted in Healing, human potential, Ideas, Learning, mental skillness, neuroplasticity, resilience
Tagged Brain Rules, Health, John Medina, sleep
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The brain that changes itself – interview
Interview with Allan Greg on TVO with Dr Norman Doidge about the book Gregg: “For a long time we believed thatthe human brain was fixed -hard wired. However scientists now realise that far from being fixwd, the brain has remarkable … Continue reading
Posted in neuroplasticity
Tagged Brain, hope, Learning, Neuroplasticity, Norman Doidge
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
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
come laugh your head off!
Come Laugh Your Head Off! The Mood Disorders Association of Ontario Presents: LAUGHING LIKE CRAZY Comedy Showcase Featuring stand-up comedy performances by graduates of the first ever Young Adult Program! (ages 19 to 32) Writing comedy about experiences of the … Continue reading
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