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CALL FOR SUBMISSIONS: VOICEWALKS
How do we experience the voices in our minds? How do voices help or hinder our navigation of familiar and unfamiliar spaces, when wandering alone or when moving through a crowd? Where do...
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Free Voice Collective Music Workshop for Young People and Peer Support...
Are you a young person or parent or carer of a young person who hears voices or sees things that other people don’t? If so, then you might be interested in the following workshops run by Voice...
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Gloaming Elephants, Star and Shadow Cinema & St Dominics – Blackfriars, 29...
After last year’s successful film season, Between an Elephant’s Toes & Trunk, the Star and Shadow Cinema once again invites us to examine our perceptions of mental health. A new season, Gloaming...
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Hearing the Voice at Durham Book Festival, October 2013
Hearing the Voice has partnered with New Writing North to produce a series of literary and cultural events at this year’s Durham Book Festival. This collaboration was made possible by an Arts and...
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The Clerks: ‘Tales from Babel’, Sir James Knott Hall, Trevelyan College,...
The Clerks present a unique cutting edge combined performance and research project with music by Christopher Fox and tests by scientists from the University of Cambridge, supported by the Wellcome...
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North East Mental Health Day, Newcastle upon Tyne, Saturday 5 October 2013
Hearing the Voice is very excited to be running a stall at the Time to Change ‘pop-up’ Village, which will be at Grey’s Monument in Newcastle upon Tyne on Saturday, 5 October 2013. Brought to...
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Iain Sinclair leads launch of Voicewalks, Saturday 12 October 2013, St Chad’s...
Saturday 12 October 2013 7 pm – 8.30 pm St Chad’s College Chapel Tickets: £8/£6 (includes glass of wine and a copy of the magazine) Hearing the Voice is delighted to announce that the acclaimed writer,...
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‘Voices, Memory, Forgetting’, St Chad’s College Chapel, Durham University,...
Hearing the Voice is delighted to be joined by some of the UK’s leading journalists, writers and psychologists for a day-long conversation about memory, creativity and voice-hearing as part of the...
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Medicine Unboxed 2013: ‘VOICE’, Parabola Arts Centre, Cheltenham, 23-24...
Medicine Unboxed aims to examine medicine from the perspective of the arts and humanities, and arises from the view that good medicine demands more than scientific and technical expertise, also...
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Charles Fernyhough & Eleanor Longden: ‘It’s time to listen to the voices in...
Hearing voices in your head when there’s no one around… that’s a sign of madness, right? In the popular imagination voice-hearing is often viewed with fear and suspicion, frequently reified as a...
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Jacqui Dillon: ‘Sounds Mad’, An RTÉ Radio Documentary
Jacqui Dillon is the national chair of the Hearing Voices Network in England, a key figure in the international Hearing Voices Movement, and an internationally renowned campaigner, writer and speaker....
View ArticleRachel Waddingham on Voices and Recovery from Psychiatric Labelling
Rachel Waddingham (Manager of the London Hearing Voices Project) discusses her own personal experience of hearing voices and her recovery from psychiatric labelling and unnecessary medical treatment....
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‘Delirium: images, sounds and voices in intensive care’ by Victoria J. Hume
‘Delirium’ is an hour-long song-cycle by Victoria Hume which explores delirious experiences in intensive treatment areas, and is based on interviews with people who have personal experience of...
View ArticleOut of Our Heads, Shoreditch Town Hall Basement, 13-29 June 2014
Shoreditch Town Hall Basement 13-29 June 2014, 10 am – 6 pm daily & weekends Curated by James Putnam and Vassiliki Tzanakou, Out of Our Heads is a visual arts exhibition which explores one of the...
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Hearing the Voice and Edinburgh International Book Festival present...
Hearing the Voice is delighted to be part of a series of literary and cultural events designed to explore a rich and enigmatic feature of human experience – hearing voices when no one is speaking – at...
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Shuffle your Mind: Short Film Screenings (Shuffle Festival, London, 2 August...
Shuffle your Mind: Short Film Screenings Saturday 2 August, 4.30 – 6pm Southern Grove Community Centre, Tower Hamlets Cemetery Park, London TICKETS are free but bookings are essential A series of films...
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The Inner Voices of Writers and Readers
Many of us will recognise the experience of hearing, in our mind’s ear, the voices of people known to us. Memories of ferocious school teachers, passionate declarations of love, the everyday...
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VoiceWalks at the Shuffle Festival: Part 1
This year, Hearing the Voice was once again asked to take part in Mile End’s Shuffle Festival. In part one of a ‘two-post special’, HtV’s creative facilitator Mary Robson writes about her part in the...
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VoiceWalks at the Shuffle Festival: Part 2
Roz Oates, a doctoral student in Durham’s Centre for Medical Humanities and Department of Geography, who is also part of the Hearing the Voice research team, continues our ‘two-post special’ on...
View Article‘Inner Voices’: Hearing the Voice in the Guardian
Hearing the Voice is delighted to draw our readers’ attention to ‘Inner Voices’ – a series of blog posts and short articles on voice-hearing and related issues published online by the Guardian. Written...
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