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EPISODE · Jan 24, 2015 · 53 MIN

Making Meaning of the Voices at Edinburgh International Book Festival (edbookfest)

from 2014 Edinburgh International Book Festival

People with severe mental health issues are often stigmatised by society. From drugs to psychiatry, solutions are complex and expensive. Eleanor Longden, a voice hearer and a qualified psychologist joins James Ley, a playwright who explores his bi-polar disorder in his writing, and Robin Murray, professor of psychiatric research at King’s College London, to discuss how hearing voices and other problems can be ‘creative and ingenious survival strategies’. Chaired by Dr Angela Woods, a lecturer in Medical Humanities.

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