Speeches from 2014 World Hearing Voices Congress
We are excited to share with you some of the speeches from the 2014 World Hearing Voices Congress in Thessaloniki. The congress was a huge success, welcoming over 300 people from across […]
2012 World Hearing Voices Day
Introduction The 2012 World Hearing Voices Day marked the Hearing Voices Movement’s 25th anniversary. Its theme was to celebrate what we have achieved together and look towards our future. See: World […]
Psychosis Seminars: The Trialogical Approach
Psychosis Seminars were “invented” in Hamburg (Germany) by Dorothea Buck, a psychiatric survivor of the German Nazi regime, and Thomas Bock, a psychologist lecturing at the Hamburg university. They are […]
Recovering from Voices by Changing Your Relationship
Marius Romme in this article, considers five questions about the importance of changing your relationship with the voices. Based on interviews with 50 voice hearers who have recovered from the […]
Labelling Our Brains
A New Frame of Reference for Human Intelligence Professor Dr. Marius Romme MD. Sandra Escher PhD and Tim O’Kennedy Black or white. Good or bad. Acceptable or unacceptable. Right or […]
Exploring the Meaning of Voices
Voices and their relationship with the voice hearer Introduction In our view it is no longer sustainable to think of voices as part of a disease, such as schizophrenia, instead […]
What is ‘Hearing Voices’?
It is difficult to explain what it is like to hear “voices”, particularly if you have never heard voices yourself. However, the experience of hearing voices is not as alien […]
Odi Oquosa, artist and shaman
Source: The Independent on Sunday, 18/03/2007 I am from Nigeria, I’m a textile designer and a craftsman, but I am also caught up in two worlds. Elements talk to me […]
Learning From Voices
Jan Holloway & J. Thomas This article appeared in Openmind 103 May/June 2000: Voice-hearing experiences and ways of coping are different for every individual. Jan Holloway and J. Thomas describe […]
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