People
CORE TEAM
Our Durham based team includes academics from cognitive neuroscience, cultural studies, English literature, medical humanities, philosophy, linguistics, psychiatry, psychology and theology.
I am a research psychologist and writer of fiction and non-fiction.
I am an interdisciplinary medical humanities researcher at the cross section of literary studies, philosophy and cultural theory.
I am a psychologist with an interest in voice-hearing, inner speech and the role of language in how people think.
I am a psychiatrist and theologian with an interest in the spiritual and religious ways in which people interpret their experiences of voice-hearing.
My research focuses on voices and visions in the medieval period.
My research focuses on the relations between literature, medicine and science and the interdisciplinary negotiations between them.
I am a narratologist interested in literature and cognition, currently working on a book on Samuel Beckett.
I am the clinical lead for Early Intervention in Psychosis Services at the Northumberland, Tyne and Wear NHS Foundation Trust.
REBECCA DOGGWILER
I am the Communications, Impact and Engagement Assistant for Hearing the Voice.
I am a research psychologist with an interest in the neuroscientific basis of the senses.
My research interests include Victorian fiction and the complex interplay between literature and science.
I am the Project Assistant and support the Project Coordinator.
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BECCI LEE
I am the Research Assistant (Psychology). I am interested in the overlap between hallucinatory risk factors and experiences of homelessness.
I am the Project Coordinator, and manage the day-to-day running of the project.
I am exploring with writers and Writer’s Groups their understanding of Inner Voices and their role in the creative process.
I am the Communications, Impact and Engagement Lead for the project.
I am a creative facilitator and social pedagogue – I work with people to make things.
OUR COLLABORATORS
We work closely with academics from national and international partner institutions, clinicians, voice-hearers and experts by experience.
Poet
University of Groningen
University of Roehamptom
University College London
Kings’ College Institute of Psychiatry
University of Liverpool
Goldsmiths, University of London
Tees, Esk and Wear NHS Foundation Trust
University of Oxford
Director of the Birkbeck Institute for Social Research
Aston Institute for Forensic Linguistics
Hearing Voices Network, England
DAVID DUPUIS
Durham University
University of California, San Franscisco
JOHN FOXWELL
Durham University
GUIDO FURCI
Paris 3, Sorbonne Nouvelle (Sorbonne Paris Cité)
University of Cambridge
University of Nevada
University of Lille
ÅSA JANSSON
Durham University
Felton Institute, USA
University of Bergen
Max Planck Institute
University of Bergen
Manchester University
Durham University
My research focuses on two related areas: hearing voices and child sexual abuse.
KAJA MITRENGA
Durham University
University of Sussex
PETER MOSELEY
Northumbria University
TEHSEEN NOORANI
Durham University
ADAM POWELL
Durham University
Durham University
University of Vienna
University College London
Cambridge University
Swinburne University
University of Birmingham
Chair of Hearing Voices Network, England
University of Western Australia
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University of Exeter