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Cactus1Contributor
I'm aware there are/were groups for people hearing voices (I think it was literally called "hearing voices")
Does anybody have any more info on this please?
Thank you, and have a lovely day 😁
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sol_87Senior Contributor
Hello!
Yes, this group meets every month online
i thought it was a hearing voices group but it seems to be for schizophrenia
https://supportgroup.mhfa.org.au/schizophrenia-support-group
I heard of a hearing voices group too. I thought it might be in USA.
cheers!
sol
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Cactus1Contributor
Thanks so much 😎👍
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In-comeCasual Contributor
Hi @Cactus1 ,
The Hearing Voices Network used to run a number of support groups and training for facilitators - this was before COVID and the lockdowns. I wondered if they are still operating, so I looked them up and couldn't find them; However I see there is a private FB account - Hearing Voices Australia.
It would be disappointing if the groups have closed down. I hope you find the support you need. 🌼
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