Who am I? – Victim Vs Survivor
“An identity would seem to be arrived at by the way in which the person faces and uses his experience” – James Baldwin Identity is a funny thing. Most of us go around feeling confident that we have one, but rarely feel the need to look inside and define ourselves absolutely. On a personal level, […]
“You can’t sit on your arse and slide up a hill”
This week I was fortunate enough to be at the inspirational World Hearing Voices Congress in Sherwood Forest, Nottingham. There is so much that I would like to share with you from this fantastic event, but choosing a place to start has been surprisingly easy. Kelly Comans, an inspirational young woman from Australia, whilst giving […]
2nd World Hearing Voices Congress
On November 3rd & 4th, the UK is hosting the 2nd ever World Hearing Voices Congress. It’s exciting stuff, it really is. I was lucky enough to be in Maastricht last year at the first congress and it was a truly moving and empowering experience. This years speakers include: Marius Romme, Sandra Escher, Olga Runciman, Dorothy […]
New book for children who hear voices
Children Hearing Voices: What you need to know and what you can do Dr Sandra Escher, a senior researcher at Maastricht University, is releasing an exciting new book aimed at young people who hear voices and the people who support them. As someone who remembers seeing and hearing things in my youth, I really believe […]
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