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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
AUG 2023https://recoverynet.ca/2023/04/17/hv-workshop-accepting-voices-part-2-aug-2023/ -
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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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Tag Archives: Mental disorder
World Psychiatry – time to wake up, wise up and fess up
Barely two-score years since the American Psychiatric Association, in a brief moment of rare insight into human nature, came to its senses and voted to de-classify homosexuality as a mental illness by removing it from its big book of lies … Continue reading
why society drives us mad – Richard Bentall
The Professor, in the Yurt, with the big TV Richard Bentall dresses up like a bank manager to give a talk in a big tent* with a big TV about how the world we’ve built for ourselves and each other … Continue reading
Posted in Uncategorized
Tagged environment, epigenetics, genes, Health, Mental disorder, mental health, psychosis, Richard Bentall, Trauma, Yurt
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reducing the pool of normal
Has the biomedical myth : the one that has so completely dominated psychiatry and so, by extension, all “mental health” services , either by design or accident, succeeded in reducing our idea of normal human experience to the point that … Continue reading
Posted in Ideas, The Mad Ones
Tagged APA, British Empire, DSM, DSM-5, Mental disorder, mental health
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DSM5 – mad, bad, or just plain daft ?
Only days to go in the countdown to the publication of the worlds most expensive doorstop DSM5. If you really do need a doorstop try your local dollar store – mine has two for $1.29 and they work perfectly well. … Continue reading
born to learn – adolescence is not a mental disorder
How did we come to see adolescence as a problem? Worse yet, how did we come to accept some dodgy doctor’s treament of adolescence as some kind of diagnosable mental illness? and one that is best dealt with by administering … Continue reading
Posted in human potential, Learning, what's going on?
Tagged Adolescence, Albert Einstein, Education, evolution, Learning, Mental disorder, mental health
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let’s talk
Let’s Talk is a campaign fronted most visibly by Olympic Champion Clara Hughes and backed by Bell Canada to create a national conversation about mental health and to reduce or eliminate the stigma that attaches to mental illness. A poll conducted for … Continue reading
Dr Joanna Moncrieff – The Myth of The Chemical Cure
From BBC (uk) radio 2 Today Programme, 2009 Dr Joanna Moncrieff interview …. Taking a pill to treat depression is widely believed to work by reversing a chemical imbalance. But in this week’s Scrubbing Up health column, Dr Joanna Moncrieff, of … Continue reading
Posted in coming off meds, Healing, medication madness, recovery perspectives
Tagged Health, Mental disorder, Psychiatric medication
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