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HV Workshop: ACCEPTING VOICE/ Part1 | Introduction
JUNE 2023 -
https://recoverynet.ca/2023/04/17/hv-workshop-accepting-voices-part-1-jun-2023/
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HV Workshop: ACCEPTING VOICES Part 2 |
Supporting a person Who Hears Voices
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UN_ESCALATE | June 2023
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https://recoverynet.ca/2023/04/17/workshop-un_escalate-june-2023/
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WORKSHOP | Trauma: less bollox, more healing
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https://recoverynet.ca/2023/01/22/workshop-trauma-less-bollox-more-healing/
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Workshop#1: Accepting Voices – Toronto – 11.Aug.2018
Pleased to announce, in community partnership with Inner City Family Health Team, this special opportunity to participate in our highly valued “liberating” , emancipatory”, even “universe-tilting” Workshop #1: Accepting Voices. This workshop offers a beginning, an introduction to a non-diagnostic, non-medical, human … Continue reading
Posted in Event, hearing voices, Ideas, psychosis, Training, workshop, woundedness
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Some voices have all the fun…
Voices eh? Most are a lot like humans you know or have known and also a lot like you. – some, maybe, mirror the parts of you that you like others, parts you don’t much like. Some voices don’t make … Continue reading
Accepting Voices 4 Families – Whitby, ON – Thu 5th April 2018
This event is offered especially for family members and supporters to participate in this ground-breaking, innovative workshop that will enable you to transform your own understanding of experiences that get mystified and called “psychosis”; to make connections with trauma and … Continue reading
Posted in Emancipate yourself..., Event, hearing voices, psychosis, Uncategorized
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Grounding Trauma Conference 2018 : Challenging Paradigms. 17th, 18th April 2018
Very pleased to have been invited to co-present with Jennifer Wynne a the CAST Grounding Trauma Conference 2018. Neither trauma nor difficult experiences that called names like “psychosis” are as mysterious or hard to understand as many experts would have … Continue reading
Posted in Healing, hearing voices, making sense of "mental illlness", psychosis
Tagged community, Healing, hearing voices, Trauma
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If anything I’ve learned that it’s not a permanent condition, things do get better
“Psychiatry is a sham but I find myself using their language because that’s the common language. I think I’ll stop that. I think it’s the human condition. We get hungry, angry, lonely, tired, sad, scared, and overwhelmed and it colours … Continue reading
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A person given a diagnosis of “psychosis” is 15 times more likely to …
Wonder how the “voice inside your head” finished off that sentence… Some straight talking… Here’s some data: A person who has been given a diagnosis of psychosis is three times more likely to have been abused as a child than … Continue reading
Posted in Adversity, Crazy World, making sense of "mental illlness", mental illness? or..., psychosis, Trauma
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