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Tag Archives: compassion
Compassion for Voices
Hearing Voices is a common human experience.
It can often be linked to something difficult or painful that’s happened in the past -or happening right now.
Posted in Healing, hearing voices, Ideas, Trauma
Tagged compassion, Eleanor Longden, hearing voices, Rufus May
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CDCC 2013 – From Chaos To Calm: Reaching Youth
Chaos to Calm-Reaching Youth 2013 Child Development and Community Conference The 2013 Child Development & Community Conference (CDCC) is expected to address areas surrounding relationship building and attachments with children from birth through to adolescence. This year’s conference will foster … Continue reading
Posted in Event, family, youth
Tagged Child development, compassion, family, mental health, resilience, Teen, Teenager
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ParaNorman
Norman is a normal kid – he sees and talks with people others don’t, including his grandmother who, long passed away, sits on the sofa knitting and bounces on his bed. The Townsfolk, the kids at school call him names “weird” … Continue reading
Posted in Emancipate yourself..., Healing, hearing voices, Ideas, spirituality, what's going on?
Tagged compassion, discrimination, hearing voices, ParaNorman
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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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John Forbes Nash – A Brilliant Madness
Image via Wikipedia You may be more familiar with the hollywood movie “A Beautiful Mind” which inevitably romantices some parts of John Nashs story – notably the usefulness of antipsycotics in his recovery. This documentary for PBS includes Nash’s own words. It tells … Continue reading
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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wishes
Event: INTAR/ Leadership Project conference: Toronto November 2011 At the conference in November we asked people to share a personal and heartfelt wish. In the gallery below we share them with the world…. Thanks to Earla for encouraging people to share … Continue reading
Jonah Mowry:”What’s going on..”
a friend in recovery found this at moveon.org… Jonah Mowry Remarkable Jonah Mowry shares the pain he feels after years of being bullied for being percieved as different. He doesn’t speak – he holds up hand written notes for us to read- but … Continue reading
Posted in advocacy and rights, Emancipate yourself..., my story
Tagged bully, compassion, discrimination, survivor, what's going on
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Trialogue: community dialogue on mental health
When I first heard the term “Trialogue”– I was at the same time puzzled : why would anyone want a dialogue with only three perspectives? and intrigued : sounds interesting, something like the dialogues that I was familiar with and witnessed … Continue reading
Posted in Emancipate yourself..., Healing, Ideas, recovery perspectives
Tagged community, compassion, dialogue, Learning, meaning, trialogue
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