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Old 09-03-2015, 01:59 PM   #1
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Accepting voices

I'm going to explain my issue as best as I can! Basically I hear voices at times, sometimes more than others. It's not always threatening, but often it is quite scary or unpleasant in nature and I also hear things like screams. This is currently making me jump all the time, I'm constantly startled and unnerved by anything I hear, whether its real or not. I want to just accept that I hear things rather than being perpetually terrified because its making just regular interactions hard. Its exhausting even trying to focus in on tv or music. Does anyone have any advice?

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Old 09-03-2015, 03:32 PM   #2
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Sorry no advice, but have you watched this TED talk? I think it's an interesting way of looking at voice hearing and may help you to accept and not be scared of your voices.

http://www.ted.com/talks/eleanor_lon...ad?language=en

Also to look at the Hearing Voices Network http://www.hearing-voices.org/



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Old 09-03-2015, 03:41 PM   #3
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let it be. Don't fight it and try to keep yourself safe when it's happening. if it is dissociative i imagine they are similar to mine. I have a lot of screaming and crying in my head, and at the moment I have a really over the top laugh going on.

Soemtimes listen to what they need. because if you are dissociative they're needs are a part of your needs. For example, I used to be asked a lot to go to the park and play - so when it was a bit more late and children were at home, I'd go to the park and let myself play. I also buy activities i liked as a child, like iron beads, painting, drawing, colouring books, and I look through the argos catalogue a lot like it's my toy bible.

When they're crying and screaming they may be trying to communicate, but maybe you ned nurturing. Maybe something like a bath, or a massage, or letting yourself be creative with whatever comes. I used to do this, and yes a lot of my art was dark and scary ,but it got it out and helped process it a little.

I hope your'e ok/ xx



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