This half-day workshop presents a fresh approach to voice-hearing. Founded in lived experience and the work of the Voice Collective project, it includes:

• What it feels like to hear voices as a young person
• The impact this can have on a young person’s home, school and social life
• An introduction to the Hearing Voices Network approach to voice-hearing
• Ways to open up conversations about voices, helping young people feel heard
• Simple youth-friendly coping strategies
• Positive stories of recovery and resilience

This workshop is suitable for anyone working with, or supporting, children or young people, including: parents, youth workers, counsellors, CAMHS, EIP, therapists, psychologists, psychiatrists, OTs, support workers, GPs, substance misuse workers, YOTs, helpline staff, teachers, mentors and more.

Please note: This CORE Module is a prerequisite for attending further Voice Collective training. If you have already completed a Voice Collective course, you do not need attend this course as you will have covered the material already.

Further important information about the event, together with details of how to book, are available at Eventbrite. For further information about hearing voices and support in Camden for voice hearers, click here.