ISPS 2017 Liverpool – Deadline for Abstracts
Intervoice is happy to be one of many supporters of the 2017 International Society for Psychological & Social Approaches to Psychosis conference – Make Real Change Happen. 30th August – […]
Psychosis? Me? a new online book
The Dutch Anoiksis Patient Society, funded by the Dutch Mental Health Fund, have released a brand new version of their online Psychosis? Me? booklet. They asked Intervoice to share this with any […]
New York Times Article Calls for New Approach to ‘Schizophrenia’ Treatment
The following articles is taken from the New York Times website. See: http://nyti.ms/1W2Y2hW. The views expressed in this article do not necessarily represent the views of the Intervoice board. New […]
Intervoice visits the West Balkans (Bosnia and Herzegovina & Serbia)
We’re excited to tell you about an initiative to develop Hearing Voices Networks in the West Balkans. A year ago, Slobodanka Popovic and Rachel Waddingham (London Hearing Voices Project @ […]
Open Dialogue Approach
An Alternative Finnish Approach to Healing Psychosis In the 1980s, the psychiatric services in Finland were struggling to support people who were diagnosed with ‘schizophrenia’. 25 years later, their published […]
‘My’ God Versus ‘Your’ God
The experience for a “psychotic” is an overwhelming one. It’s like being thrown into a turbulent river of change and not being able to swim or being in an alien […]
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 […]
Rufus May – The doctor who hears voices (subtitulado)
Rufus May recently posted a link to a Spanish sub-titled version of ‘The Doctor Who Hears Voices’ on Youtube. Talking about the documentary, he says: Some Spanish friends have put […]
Voice Hearing and Life Events
There is a wealth of evidence linking distressing voices with adverse life events. The following is a selection of these studies and review articles. The relationship between trauma and beliefs […]
ISPS UK Conference: Call for Papers
Changing realities: new developments in psychological approaches to psychosis 2nd and 3rd October, 2012 (Birmingham, UK) Speakers include: Alison Brabban, Jacqui Dillon, Gainne Fadden, Chris Holman, Glenn Robers, Jaakko Seikkula […]
About Voices & Visions
This section includes some of the key texts that share information about voice-hearing that is useful no matter what your interest in the subject (personal or professional). The voice inside: […]
ISPS UK Conference Hearing (Y)our Voices
Listening, taking action & discovering yourself 14 July 2011, 9.30am – 4.30pm at SCI, 14/15 Belgrave Square, London SW1X 8PS Alan Meaden: “Cognitive Therapy for Command Hallucinations: Reducing Distress and […]
I can’t have schizophrenia – I’m a psychology student!
Things clearly weren’t right so I went to the university counselling service and told them I was hearing voices and couldn’t keep up with my work Emma Harding, from Tooting, […]
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