3 Day Hearing Voices Group Facilitation & Network Development Training
With Jacqui Dillon
11, 12, 13 February 2013 – Durham University, UK
Hearing Voices Groups offer a safe place for people to feel accepted and comfortable sharing their experiences of voices, visions, tactile sensations and other unusual experiences and perceptions. People meet together to help and support each other, to exchange information, and to learn from one another. Groups also offer an opportunity for people to accept and “live with voices” in a way that enables them to regain some control over their lives.
This workshop is supported by Hearing the Voice (www.hearingthevoice.org)
To Find Out More
For further information and to book places please contact:
victoria.patton@durham.ac.uk or hearing.thevoice@durham.ac.uk
Ab0ut The Trainer
Jacqui Dillon is a respected campaigner, writer, international speaker and trainer specialising in hearing voices, ‘psychosis’, dissociation, trauma, abuse, healing and recovery.
Jacqui is the national Chair of the Hearing Voices Network in England and a Board member of Intervoice – the International Network for Training, Education and Research into Hearing Voices. Jacqui is Honorary Lecturer in Clinical Psychology at the University of East London. Along with Professor Marius Romme and Dr Sandra Escher she is the co-editor of Living with Voices, an anthology of 50 voice hearers’ stories of recovery.
She is also co-editor of Demedicalising Misery: Psychiatry, Psychology and the Human Condition, and the forthcoming Models of Madness (2nd Edition). Jacqui has published numerous articles and papers; is on the editorial board of the journal Psychosis: Psychological, Social and Integrative Approaches and is a member of the collective for Asylum, the magazine for Democratic Psychiatry. Jacqui is also a voice hearer. For further information please see www.jacquidillon.org
