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Voice-hearers: What are your priorities for research into the other experiences and changes that accompany voices?
Many people who hear voices say that they sometimes experience other changes at the same time. These can include seeing visions, receiving special messages, synchronicities, physical sensations, and changes in thinking. We are interested in learning more about these experiences. If you hear voices, self-define as a voice-hearer, or have experienced things that are similar we invite you to help us identify the key priorities for future research.
read moreIntegrated Voices – Can you help us create a resource for people who hear voices and those who support them?
Rai Waddingham, who is a member of the editorial board for our new project Integrated Voices, writes: In my experience, at least, the availability of information on the internet can bring with it both opportunities and risks. To someone hearing voices for the first...
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Welcoming our new Communications, Public Engagement and Impact Assistant
A very warm welcome to Rebecca Doggwiler, who joins the team as Communications, Public Engagement and Impact Assistant.
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Voice-hearers: What are your priorities for research into the other experiences and changes that accompany voices?
Many people who hear voices say that they sometimes experience other changes at the same time. These can include seeing visions, receiving special messages, synchronicities, physical sensations, and changes in thinking. We are interested in learning more about these experiences. If you hear voices, self-define as a voice-hearer, or have experienced things that are similar we invite you to help us identify the key priorities for future research.
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Jon Ronson’s Psychopath Night with very special guests, Newcastle upon Tyne, Saturday 11 November 2017, 8pm
Our great friend and collaborator Dr Eleanor Longden will be joining Jon Ronson in Newcastle upon Tyne this November for ‘Jon Ronson’s Psychopath Night with very special guests’ (The Tyne Theatre and Opera House, 11 November 2017, 8pm).
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Integrated Voices – Can you help us create a resource for people who hear voices and those who support them?
Rai Waddingham, who is a member of the editorial board for our new project Integrated Voices, writes: In my experience, at least, the availability of information on the internet can bring with it both opportunities and risks. To someone hearing voices for the first...
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Welcoming Dr Åsa Jansson to the Hearing the Voice team
A warm welcome to Åsa Jansson who joins the team as Junior Research Fellow with Durham’s Centre for Medical Humanities and Hearing the Voice.
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‘Of Theories and Visions’ by Adam Powell
Adam Powell explores ‘identity dissonance’ and emotional motivations in bio-cultural models of religious experience.
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Postpartum Psychosis: A consultation
Postpartum psychosis, including voices, paranoia or extreme states experienced during or following pregnancy or birth, remains an extraordinarily under-researched and misunderstood topic. The voice of women with first hand experiences are particularly...
read moreOur new paper – how voice-hearers can detect speech in unusual sounds
Last week we were delighted to share the results of our new study in Brain, “Distinct processing of ambiguous speech in people with non-clinical auditory verbal hallucinations”. The study, which was a collaboration between Hearing the Voice and Sophie...
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