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HV Workshop | ACCEPTING VOICES Part 1 | FEB 2024
What if everything you think you know about hearing voices is wrong? Or if not wrong, then it at least limits your ability to: understanding a person’s struggle with experiences like difficult-to-hear voices and others that get called “psychosis” and … Continue reading
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Tagged mental health, mental illness, psychosis
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Why Mass Murderers May Not Be Very Different From You Or Me
Opinion piece by Richard A Friedman in NYT, 8 Aug 2019. The current [and for some while] habit of dismissing mass murders as acts of “mentally ill monsters” has no basis in anything but unthinkin predjudice and habitual hatred – … Continue reading
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Tagged Beast, fear, hate, mental illness, Monster, Psychiatry, psychosis
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not being like everybody else is not the same as being sick…
“…if you are not like everybody else, then you are abnormal, if you are abnormal , then you are sick. These three categories, not being like everybody else, not being normal and being sick are in fact very different but … Continue reading
Posted in human diversity, mental diversity, power
Tagged Borg, difference, diversity, institutions ressistance, knowledge, mental diversity, mental illness, Michel Foucault, Phil Thomas, power, sickness
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22 April 2013 – Earth Day
1.5 the number of earth-like planets we need to sustain human activity with current population and lifestyle patterns. . 2 the number of earth-like planets we’ll need by 2020. . . 3 One in three people alive today do not have … Continue reading
Risk of death in road traffic accident 1,100 times greater than homicide by a stranger with psychosis
It’s a truism that the media likes to make a splash of stories of people involving people with mental illness committing violent crimes: trumpeting how “these people” represent a grave danger to society and fuelling often hysterical calls for … Continue reading
Posted in psychosis, what's going on?
Tagged discrimination, human rights, mental health, mental illness, psychosis, schizophrenia, violence
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