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If you hear voices we can help
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Our reputation is growing as the limitations of a solely medical approach to voices becomes better known.

Psychiatry refers to hearing voices as ‘auditory hallucinations’ but research shows that there are many explanations for hearing voices.

Many people begin to hear voices as a result of extreme stress or trauma.

We offer information, support and understanding to people who hear voices and those who support them. See our aims here.

Hearing Voices Network Cymru is a member of INTERVOICE, (more information about INTERVOICE here) the international organisation representing hearing voices networks in 24 countries across the world.

 


 

 


 

 

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Do you live with or know someone who hears voices? Would you like to know more about the experience. Find out more by reading this information especially for family members and friends of people who hear voices. We hope you will find it useful.

Click here Information for family members and friends 

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Hearing Voices Network Cymru Wales to invite you to apply for Hearing Voices Books – DVD Resource Pack. Applications are invited from around the world. This pack will be provided free of charge to successful applicants.

You can find further information about the Pack and how to apply here

 

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We are proud to announce that Hearing Voices Network Cymru in conjunction with Working to Recovery and Asylum Associates and  are putting on the 2012 World Congress on Hearing Voices on the 19th, 20th & 21st September 2012.  The theme for the conference is ‘Hearing Voices Network 25 Years On – Learning from the Past, Working in the Present & Visioning the Future’.

Full details and how to book a place at the Congress can be found here

 

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“China Cup” depicts Louise’s life and the feelings of her loved ones during a difficult period with her mental health. The style of the film is raw and honest. (more…)

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Simon McCarthy Jones has published a book entitled

Hearing Voices: The histories, causes and meanings of auditory verbal hallucinations.

Published by Cambridge University Press 2012

See it on Amazon.co.uk – click here

See a flyer for the book – click here

This is his first book on hearing voices.

 

 

 


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