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Hearing Voices in the Bible
In Part Four of Ivan Barry’s audio presentation about hearing voices, entitled “Flames, Flashes and Voices in the Sky”, Ivan considers voice hearing in the Old and New Testaments. Characters in this talk include Abraham, Moses, Isaiah, Jesus, Saul and Ananias. You can listen to the rest of the talk here
The mind unravelling
How far does evolution explain mental health? The psychiatrist Randolph Nesse tells Kirsty Wark that negative emotions make sense in certain situations but can become excessive. He argues that positioning disorders in light of natural selection helps explain the ubiquity of human suffering – and may help in finding new paths for relieving it. The […]
A Clean Home And Your Mental Health: Explaining The Relationship
Having a clean, tidy home helps you feel more organised, relaxed and can indirectly help the one in ten people living with voices. People living with diagnoses such as schizophrenia and people hearing voices have been shown to benefit from a relaxing environment and techniques, according to mental health charity, Mind UK and Rufus May. […]
Safe Spaces for Suffering & Joy
Safe Spaces for Suffering & Joy is our sixth Compassionate Mental Health gathering, and our first to be held in London. As with our previous events, we are bringing together a wide cross section of people with a shared interest in transforming the way we live and work with mental health crises and distress. This one-day gathering […]
Relating to Voices, 3 April, Oxford
Wednesday 3rd April | 10.00 – 16.00 pm | St Catherine’s College, Oxford University | Manor Road | Oxford OX1 3UJ On 3 April, the Educational Voice-Hearing Network will be delivering an all-day seminar on ‘Relating to Voices’. The event takes place in the Collaborating Centre for Values-based Practice in Health and Social Care, St […]
Hearing Voices, Demonic and Divine: Scientific and Theological Perspectives
Hearing Voices, Demonic and Divine: Scientific and Theological Perspectives By Christopher C. H. Cook Open Access: You have full access to download the title. Creative Commons, CC-BY-NC-ND 15 February 2019 Experiences of hearing the voice of God (or angels, demons, or other spiritual beings) have generally been understood either as religious experiences or else as a feature […]
Ruby Wax on the Johnnie Walker Show, BBC Radio 2
Ruby Wax: Sounds Of The 70s with Johnnie Walker Actress, comedienne, author and mental health campaigner Ruby Wax joins Johnnie for this show. Ruby was born and raised in Evanston, Illinois. She came to the UK and studied at the Royal Scottish Academy of Music and Drama in Glasgow. Ruby began her acting career as a […]
Creating Safe Places for Recovery
Karen Taylor has been involved in setting up different types of recovery houses starting in Gloucester in 2001, currently Houses based on her work with partner Ron Coleman are running in Perth WA, Trieste Italy and Amitola Communities in York UK. Karen has also run residential Five-day workshops where people can explore recovery and make […]
First Notice: 11th World Hearing voices Congress, Montreal, Canada, 11th – 13th November 2019
A date for your diary! The 11th World Hearing Voices Congress will be held on November 11 to 13, 2019 in Montreal, Canada. A flyer will be available very soon that you can transmit to your networks. As with previous conferences, the first day will be dedicated to Intervoice’s member networks on 11th November. The […]
Are You More Likely to Lose Your Teeth when You Experience Long Term Distress?
Are You More Likely to Lose Your Teeth when You Experience Long Term Distress? In this article Jane Fisher explores how emotional distress can impact on teeth health and what you can do to about it. Managing the stress, anxiety and depression associated with hearing voices can be a lifelong challenge. Whether hearing voices is something […]
Sleep Health Awareness and Trauma Resources
Tuck is a community devoted to promoting sleep health awareness. The site provides evidence-based sleep health information, news, and unbiased product reviews. While many people are aware of the fact that the amount of rest they get can affect their moods, few realize that PTSD, stress, anxiety, and other mental health issues in the aftermath […]
Mind Cymru calls on Welsh Government to review effectiveness of mental health legislation
As an independent review into the Mental Health Act published its recommendations, Mind Cymru calls for the Welsh Government to look at how the Act is applied in Wales. Mind has welcomed the review and the recommendations of the panel. Responding to the publication of the Review, Simon Jones, Head of Policy & Influencing at […]
