Recorded webinar where Rufus explores different ways of understanding unusual beliefs, in particular ones we or the person we seek to help find challenging. This includes:
Author: Elisabeth
Elisabeth lives in West Yorkshire but is originally from Denmark where she has been involved with the Hearing Voices Network as a speaker and trainer for the past 10 years. Her story features in the book ‘Living with Voices’ by Romme & Escher. She is passionate about emotional wellbeing, mindful communication and sensitivity. She enjoys bodywork, dance, gardening, being creative, listening to the rain and giving and receiving hugs.
Talks from the Sixth Hearing Voices Congress, 2014
This is a playlist with various talks from the International Hearing Voice Congress held in 2014 in Greece. The playlist comes down if you
Thoughts on the future of Hearing Voices
Elisabeth gave a 5 minute talk at the launch of the online resource understandingvoices.com Other talks from the launch are available here
Talking with Voices article and video
The hearing voices self-help movement was inspired by research that found there were many people (who were not known to mental health services) who described hearing voices and having a good relationship with the voices. This included being able to talk with their voices and negotiate ways to live together as equals.
‘its a long way to Tipperary’
After a week and two workshops in Dublin we are now on our way to Galway to deliver one more. The workshops are called ‘Talking
Open Minded Online 