5 days in the opposite of a mental hospital:
June 18, 2011DBT founder comes out as psychiatric survivor, formerly diagnosed with schizophrenia
June 23, 2011I recently encountered what seems to me one of the best ever handouts written to summarize how to change one’s relationship with voices. Written by Rufus May, the guide simply and coherently explains how to collect objective information about the voices, how to strengthen one’s own mind so one is more capable of handling them, how to listen and how to make decisions about when to listen, how to create a useful dialogue, and how to deal with the emotional issues the voices bring up.
You can access this guide here.
Ron Unger
Ron Unger is a therapist and educator specializing in cognitive behavioral therapy for psychosis, with a special interest in the relationship between trauma, psychosis, and spirituality.
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This is great. I’m adding it to my resources links.