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Knowledge is Power: Helping people who hear voices to feel more empowered and overcome stigma
In collaboration with Rai Waddingham, Hearing the Voice are offering free workshops in Glasgow and London, which will explore the way in which we can use information and resources to help people distressed by their voices feel more empowered and reduce internalised stigma.
In case you missed it! ‘Hearing Voices: What do we need to know?’
On 11 September 2019, over two hundred people attended our public symposium on ‘Hearing Voices: What do we need to know?’ at The Assembly Rooms in Newcastle upon Tyne. If you couldn’t join us at the event, you can catch up by watching films of all the talks and presentations in this post.
Recent posts
The Practical Handbook of Hearing Voices: A Development Workshop (11 March)
‘The Practical Handbook of Hearing Voices: A Development Workshop’ will be taking place in the Hebden Bridge Town Hall on Wednesday 11 March. Read more…
Call for Participants: Study on Sensory Experiences and Sense of Self
We have been asked by Dr Clara Humpston to circulate details of the following study on sensory experiences and sense of self. Read more…
Experiences of presence in grief: When relationships continue, what are the consequences? (18 February 2020, Durham)
In this upcoming talk, Dr Jacqueline Hayes (University of Roehampton) will present research that examines the functions and consequences the experiences have for the bereaved.
Knowledge is Power: Helping people who hear voices to feel more empowered and overcome stigma
In collaboration with Rai Waddingham, Hearing the Voice are offering free workshops in Glasgow and London, which will explore the way in which we can use information and resources to help people distressed by their voices feel more empowered and reduce internalised stigma.
Call for Abstracts: ‘The Practical Handbook of Living with Distressing Voices’
Would you like to contribute a chapter to an upcoming book on practical ways of helping voice-hearers cope with distressing voices? Editors Roz Austin and Mark Hopfenbeck would love to hear from you! Read our blog to learn more about how you can get involved…
Welcoming Becci Lee to Hearing the Voice
We’re pleased to introduce Becci Lee, who will be joining the team as a Research Assistant (Psychology Department).
In case you missed it! ‘Hearing Voices: What do we need to know?’
On 11 September 2019, over two hundred people attended our public symposium on ‘Hearing Voices: What do we need to know?’ at The Assembly Rooms in Newcastle upon Tyne. If you couldn’t join us at the event, you can catch up by watching films of all the talks and presentations in this post.
Faith and Mental Health: a Christian Response (18 October)
On 18 October 2019, the Archbishop of Canterbury hosted a conference on ‘Faith and Mental Health: a Christian Response’ at Lambeth Palace…
