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‘HEALINGVOICES’: A Documentary film, 18 October 2016.
HEALINGVOICES: London premier of a new documentary from the USA.
Tuesday 18 October 2016 at 6:30pm. Kennedy Lecture Theatre: UCL Institute of Child Health.
SAVE THE DATE! The Human Mind Conference, 27-29 June 2017
SAVE THE DATE! The Human Mind Conference, 27-29 June 2017.
The Møller Centre, Cambridge.
Welcoming Dr Jane Garrison to Hearing the Voice
A warm welcome to Dr Jane Garrison, who joins the HtV team as a post-doctoral research associate in neuroscience.
‘Reflections on Unnatural Narratology’ by John Foxwell
John Foxwell, our doctoral researcher in Durham’s Department of English Studies, recently attended the International Society for the Study of Narrative’s (ISSN) annual international conference on narrative at the University of Amsterdam (16-18 June 2016). In this post, he reflects on the discussions on unnatural narratology that took place at the conference.
An Invitation to Voice-hearers: Exhibition Linked Programme Planning Meeting, 15 September 2016, 3.30-5pm
Do you hear voices or have other unusual experiences and live in the North-East of England? Do you have an idea for a public dialogue event, film screening or panel discussion that explores voice-hearing from a personal, political, cultural or spiritual perspective?...
Research Assistants in Psychology – Two fixed-term, full-time posts
Hearing the Voice is looking to appoint two full-time fixed term Research Assistants in the Department of Psychology, to start from 1 October 2016 or as soon as possible thereafter. We are looking for highly motivated individuals with a keen interest in voice-hearing,...
Welcoming Dr Adam Powell to the Hearing the Voice team
A warm welcome to Adam Powell, who joins the Hearing the Voice team as a COFUND International Junior Research Fellow in Durham’s Department of Theology and Religion.
Adam will be researching the experience of spiritual voices within the early Mormon church with a particular focus on the relationships between expectation, frequency and nature of voice-hearing. He is also keen to explore how Mormonism can act as a case study and model for understanding the distinction between spiritual and non-spiritual voices more broadly.
‘A Creative Workshop for Young People Who Hear Voices or See Visions – Time and Space to Simply Be’ by Imogen
As part of the preparatory work for our forthcoming exhibition on voice-hearing at Durham’s Palace Green Library (November 2016 – February 2017), Hearing the Voice has produced Listen Up! – a series of creative workshops in Bradford, Leeds and Durham specifically for young people who hear voices, see visions or have other unusual sensory experiences. Facilitated by our collaborator Rachel Waddingham and our creative facilitator Mary Robson, the participants in the workshops are creating an artwork that challenges the stigma associated with voice-hearing and which will go on display in the exhibition space. In this blog post, one of the participants, Imogen, reflects on what contributing to Listen Up! means for her.
