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bleedingdragon · 07-05-2010, 03:45 PM

I hear you about struggling and wanting to end this right now, its good that youve reached out to us in RYL please keep doing that . You don’t say if your getting any professional support have you been to your Dr to tell them how bad you feel and maybe see if you need to take antidepressants or have a talking therapy to help you through this.

Hearing the noise and voices must be frightening, thats important that if you go to your dr that you tell them about the noise and the voices . The more you can be honest with them the more they can help you.

Its understandable that right now you have several plans and lots of alcohol i hope you don’t try to end your life please try and get professional help. The dr can refer you to the CAMHS if your a teenager you don’t mention your age or to the CMHT if your over 18, Or even the crisis team .

Right now you don’t understand why you feel so bad but with support and some professional help you can begin to understand why you feel the way you do so that you can eventually move forward in your life
I posted some info about books about “Hearing Voices “ they maybe helpfull to you you can get them from

www.workingtorecovery.co.uk

Hearing Voices: A Common Human Experience (Paperback

A beautiful book which will be very valuable for people hearing voices. --Professor Marius Romme (Co-founder, Hearing Voices Movement

One of the most sensitively thought-through pieces of writing on voice hearing. This book will, I am sure, affect many people in a positive way. --Ron Coleman (former national co-ordinator, Hearing Voices Network)

Living with Voices - 50 Stories of Recovery A new analysis of the hearing voices experience outside the illness model, resulted in accepting and making sense of voices. This study of 50 stories forms the evidence for this successful new approach to working with voice hearers.

The Voice Inside: A practical guide for and about people who hear voicesThis handbook is an updated and combined version of two previously published

Working With Voices

The new second edition victim to victor workbook for voice hearers to identify and explore their experiences and to make plans which help them to move on in their life

Keep fighting use RYL as much as you need to

Dave

07-05-2010, 03:45 PM	#4
bleedingdragon Lost in the Darkness searching for the Light Join Date: Dec 2006 Location: back in the World alive I am currently:	I hear you about struggling and wanting to end this right now, its good that youve reached out to us in RYL please keep doing that . You don’t say if your getting any professional support have you been to your Dr to tell them how bad you feel and maybe see if you need to take antidepressants or have a talking therapy to help you through this. Hearing the noise and voices must be frightening, thats important that if you go to your dr that you tell them about the noise and the voices . The more you can be honest with them the more they can help you. Its understandable that right now you have several plans and lots of alcohol i hope you don’t try to end your life please try and get professional help. The dr can refer you to the CAMHS if your a teenager you don’t mention your age or to the CMHT if your over 18, Or even the crisis team . Right now you don’t understand why you feel so bad but with support and some professional help you can begin to understand why you feel the way you do so that you can eventually move forward in your life I posted some info about books about “Hearing Voices “ they maybe helpfull to you you can get them from www.workingtorecovery.co.uk Hearing Voices: A Common Human Experience (Paperback A beautiful book which will be very valuable for people hearing voices. --Professor Marius Romme (Co-founder, Hearing Voices Movement One of the most sensitively thought-through pieces of writing on voice hearing. This book will, I am sure, affect many people in a positive way. --Ron Coleman (former national co-ordinator, Hearing Voices Network) Living with Voices - 50 Stories of Recovery A new analysis of the hearing voices experience outside the illness model, resulted in accepting and making sense of voices. This study of 50 stories forms the evidence for this successful new approach to working with voice hearers. The Voice Inside: A practical guide for and about people who hear voicesThis handbook is an updated and combined version of two previously published Working With Voices The new second edition victim to victor workbook for voice hearers to identify and explore their experiences and to make plans which help them to move on in their life Keep fighting use RYL as much as you need to Dave Last edited by bleedingdragon : 07-05-2010 at 03:52 PM. Reason: changed text
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